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| New York Times crossword of August 18th, 2007 other clues |
| 'You betcha, Bartolomé!' |
| '___ Work' (George F. Will best seller) |
| 1932 Garbo title role |
| 1988 tennis Grand Slam winner |
| Actress Pataky |
| Adoption option: Abbr. |
| Applies polish to? |
| As yet uncollected for |
| Auto option |
| Banjolike Japanese instrument |
| Become full |
| Blue Angels member, e.g. |
| Certain rose creator |
| Cockney greeting |
| Conductor Segerstam and novelist Enger |
| Construction material |
| Early |
| Eastwood played him in five films |
| Face attack |
| Face with stone |
| Feature of some classical architecture |
| Fight |
| Filter holders, briefly |
| Five atoms in a ulexite molecule |
| Fluish, perhaps |
| Fragrant heartwood |
| Galley countermand |
| Give shades to in advance |
| Graduated |
| Grant |
| High-tech surveillance acronym |
| Hospital supplies |
| It may be usurious: Abbr. |
| It might consist of a 19-Across |
| It rises in the Black Forest |
| James Bay native |
| Julie Harris's 'East of Eden' role |
| Leaf part |
| Lee of Hollywood |
| Less like a yo-yo |
| Machination |
| Old washday choice |
| Out |
| Parcel part |
| Relatively fresh |
| Relatives of pollocks |
| Settled down securely |
| Sharp rival |
| So as to avoid getting shot |
| Soapstone, say |
| Some bygone roadsters |
| Some poles |
| Some sit on pads |
| Strikes |
| The Platters' '___ Mine' |
| They're often unpaid |
| Thighs may be displayed in it |
| Thighs may be displayed in it |
| Waite ___, Hall-of-Fame Yankees pitcher |
| Water fleas, barnacles, etc. |
| Water polo teams, e.g. |
| Who's a critic? |
| Writ introduction? |
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