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| New York Times crossword of August 13th, 2006 other clues |
| 1939 Best Picture nominee banned in the Soviet Union |
| 1990's Senate majority leader |
| Actress Gershon |
| Alpine sight |
| As well |
| Attorney's advice |
| Barbara on the cover of 15 TV Guides |
| Barefoot |
| Biological rings |
| Bit of a comic |
| Bonus |
| Breviloquent |
| Brussels-to-Amsterdam dir. |
| Building contractor's study |
| Capital of Belarus |
| Chestnut |
| Chou En-___ |
| Common arthroscopy site |
| Continental abbr. |
| Crosswords, say |
| Daily ___, 'Spider-Man' newspaper |
| Damned doctor |
| Doll |
| Dumps |
| Ending with cash |
| Fall behind |
| Fee follower |
| Figure (out) |
| Fill up |
| Film executive Harry and others |
| First two words of 'Waltzing Matilda' |
| Folk duo ___ & Sylvia |
| Football positions: Abbr. |
| Former Span. money |
| Newsman Potter and others |
| Nice ones |
| Old man of the sea, to Homer |
| Ones getting coll. counseling, maybe |
| Peewee |
| Pesters |
| Peter the Great's co-czar |
| Pioneering German auto |
| Pitch in |
| Plastic surgeon's target |
| Pop |
| Porcelain piece |
| Precipitate |
| Prot., for example |
| Quiet, now |
| Ratio phrase |
| Record producer ___ Adler |
| Regard |
| River to the Danube |
| Run the show |
| Satellite counterpart |
| Scandinavian language, to natives |
| Scorch |
| Setting for part of Kerouac's 'On the Road' |
| Seven ___ |
| Show utter disrespect to |
| Sight near an igloo |
| Singer Marilyn |
| Singing syllable |
| Skip |
| Some college staff |
| Some takeout |
| Something a bride may have |
| French Dadaist |
| French West Indies isle, informally |
| Go with |
| Good relations |
| Grp. with balls and strikes |
| Hardly raining? |
| Harry Bailly, in 'The Canterbury Tales' |
| Healthy amount |
| Hot and heavy, e.g.: Abbr. |
| How 265-pound football Hall-of-Famer Larry Little was named? |
| How chicken à la king may be served |
| How Holmes beat Ali in '80 |
| Iced, with 'up' |
| In the main |
| Its logo is five rings: Abbr. |
| Its logo is four rings |
| Johnnycake |
| Kind of race |
| Kind of symbol |
| Kiss, in 'Harry Potter' |
| Knick rival |
| Lab safety org.? |
| Language whose name means 'army' |
| Latin 101 verb |
| Lee of the old Milwaukee Braves |
| Legal hearing |
| Like Larry of the Three Stooges, surprisingly |
| Look inside |
| Mach 1 passer |
| Make ___ for it |
| Milk purchases: Abbr. |
| Mountain West conference team |
| My dear man |
| Nav. designation |
| Neighbor of Rom. |
| 'Just ___!' |
| #26 of 26 |
| 'A seductive liar': George W. Ball |
| 'Apollo 13' actor |
| 'Don't Bring Me Down' grp., 1979 |
| 'Gotta catch 'em all!' sloganeer |
| 'Mission: Impossible' types |
| *1970's-80's TV villain |
| *Beetles |
| *Discount brokerage formed in 1996 |
| *It provided tires for Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis |
| *It was retired in 2005 |
| *Kids' cookie makers, informally |
| *Measure of brightness |
| *Not for everyone |
| *QB who was the 1963 Player of the Year |
| *Site of a famous drawing? |
| *World order |
| *Writer who coined the word 'booboisie' |
| Something in France |
| Spy, at times |
| Symbol of perfection |
| The Runnin' Rebels, for short |
| These provide relief |
| Treat as a villain |
| Tree that's a symbol of sorrow |
| Truth, old-style |
| University of North Carolina |
| Wane |
| Waste |
| What Indiana once pursued |
| Year Chaucer died |
| Zenith |
| Zenith rival |
| ___ blue streak |
| ___ boost |
| ___Kosh B'Gosh |
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