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| New York Times crossword of July 26th, 2018 other clues |
| 'Am ___ understand ...?' |
| 'It wasn't me,' for one |
| 'Let's go!' |
| 'Make room for life' sloganeer |
| 'Por ___ parte' (Spanish for 'on the other hand') |
| A.T.M. necessity |
| Absence |
| Absent from |
| Accountant |
| Activating, as a security system |
| Alphabet quartet |
| Arcade item |
| Article of the Constitution that provides for the Supreme Court |
| Astronauts' workplace |
| Black out, in a way |
| Bother |
| Cabinet dept |
| Certain fire dept. employee |
| Charm |
| Cirque du Soleil performers |
| Comment accompanying a shrug |
| Consumer |
| Deadeyes |
| Ethically unprincipled |
| Far parts of the universe |
| Feature of two lowercase letters of the alphabet |
| Fill-in-the-blanks story |
| Finely honed |
| German wheels |
| Gritty genre |
| Hook's henchman |
| Instruments on dashes |
| Jack-of-all-trades |
| K-12 school org |
| Lead-in to K |
| Les ___-Unis |
| Let out |
| Major biotech company |
| Make out, in Manchester |
| Meat substitute |
| More spicy |
| Mother-and-daughter singers Nina and Lisa |
| Much-overused filler word |
| Mystery novelist Cross |
| Nobel Prize category: Abbr |
| Not prone |
| Numerical prefix ... or, with 62-Across, another name for this puzzle's key symbol |
| Olympian Jim or Ian |
| Place to get a rescue animal |
| Plow and plant again |
| Popular newspaper puzzle |
| Pro ___ |
| R&B singer Khan |
| Recipe details: Abbr |
| Repeated part of the 'Camptown Races' refrain |
| Respectful term of address |
| Ring-measuring devices |
| Rival school of Winchester |
| See 70-Across |
| Sheriff's domain, typically |
| Sierra Club founder John |
| Sign |
| Smartphones replaced them, for short |
| Stone-capturing board game |
| Transcriber |
| Unsettle |
| What Rhett Butler didn't give |
| Where the sun rises, in Mexico |
| Where to find an average joe? |
| With 71-Across, symbol used four times in this puzzle with four different meanings |
| Words of promise |
| Write |
| Yellow or gray |
| Yoga poses |
| Zoning concern |
| ___ B'rith |
| ___ Tzu |
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