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Cubic decimeter crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 13th, 2008 other clues |
| 'Hood inhabitant |
| 'Picnic' playwright |
| 'Sense and Sensibility' author |
| 'Shogun' sequel |
| 'The King and I' setting |
| 'Thumbs way up!' review |
| 'Yonder window,' according to Romeo |
| '___ pig's eye!' |
| 1970s Renault |
| Ace's specialty |
| Actions |
| Actress Mimieux of 'Where the Boys Are' |
| Alludes (to) |
| Animal more closely related to the mongoose than the dog |
| Arthur Miller play about the Salem witch trials, with 'The' |
| Aspirin, e.g. |
| Bad guys |
| Barney's buddy, in cartoondom |
| Bellyache |
| Benin, until 1975 |
| Bigmouth, for one |
| Bill |
| Cabinet inits. since 1979 |
| Clarifying words |
| Clothing retailer Bauer |
| Count (on) |
| Created |
| Crowd in Calais? |
| Cut, say |
| Deep bleu sea |
| Desire, for one |
| Dickens's shortest novel |
| Disfigure |
| Downhill racer |
| Ecological groupings |
| Edison rival |
| Ein Berliner, often |
| Election ending? |
| End of the request |
| Endorsers, typically |
| Enigmas |
| Erica Jong's phobia, ostensibly |
| ESPN sportscaster Dick |
| European carrier |
| Existing |
| Gander : goose :: tercel : ___ |
| Give up |
| God, in Granada |
| Grease up |
| Groundbreaking inventions? |
| Hair-raising |
| Hale-___ (comet seen in 1997) |
| Having chutzpah |
| Having grooves |
| Home of the Braves: Abbr. |
| How good investors invest |
| In the cards |
| Inhuman |
| Jason's jiltee |
| Keeper of a flame? |
| Lambert airport's home: Abbr. |
| Lassitude |
| Last request, part 1 |
| Like some Afghan leaders |
| Lord's land |
| M.D.'s who deliver |
| Manuscript encl. |
| Marijuana cigarette, slangily |
| Matador's move |
| Matter of law |
| More chic |
| Morticia, to Fester, on 'The Addams Family' |
| National Institutes of Health location |
| Not AWOL |
| Not exactly |
| Not maj. |
| Noted bunny lover |
| On Soc. Sec., typically |
| One of two title roles (in the same film) for Spencer Tracy |
| Only female attorney general |
| Page facing a verso |
| Park ___ |
| Part of a range: Abbr. |
| Part of many an autobiography's author credit |
| Peppy |
| Pirate whose treasure is recovered in Poe's 'The Gold-Bug' |
| Poe poem that ends 'From grief and groan to a golden throne beside the King of Heaven' |
| Poet John who wrote 'Lives of X,' an autobiography in verse |
| Pollen producer |
| Profitless |
| Propaganda technique introduced by Hitler in 'Mein Kampf' |
| Quickly |
| Rains in Spain |
| Records |
| Reptilian, in a way |
| Request, part 2 |
| Request, part 3 |
| Request, part 4 |
| Roger who won the Best Actor Tony for 'Nicholas Nickleby' |
| Salma Hayek, for one |
| Scattered (about) |
| Sch. known for its discipline |
| See 61-Across |
| Sign in the stands |
| Slaves |
| Social worker |
| Soft |
| Spend time (with) |
| Spinachlike plant |
| Suggestive |
| Supply in a loft |
| Tab, e.g. |
| Take a chance |
| Take heat from? |
| Tasty tubes |
| Total |
| Treebeard, e.g. |
| Twigs, perhaps |
| Unlike drive, reverse has just one |
| Uno + due |
| Unseen part of the moon |
| Veiled comment? |
| Very dry |
| W.W. I's so-called 'U-Boat Alley' |
| What dead men don't wear, per a 1982 film title |
| With 95-Across, chef whose recipes are used on the International Space Station |
| Won back |
| Word of thanks |
| ___ Abdul-Jabbar |
| ___ ballerina |
| ___ culpa |
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