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| New York Times crossword of July 26th, 2009 other clues |
| Clothes rack abbr. |
| Conductor Lockhart and others |
| Cousin of a clog |
| Crackerjack |
| Crown covering |
| Culture areas? |
| Davy Jones's locker |
| Delays |
| Do well in the Olympics |
| Does some heavy lifting |
| Drilling grp. |
| Drilling grp. |
| Emulate some of Goya's work |
| Expressed a welcome |
| Fanatic |
| Fathers |
| Five-carbon sugar |
| Galley figure |
| Gives birth to a kid |
| Gives the heave-ho |
| Golfer Aoki |
| Green-eyed |
| Gridiron scores: Abbr. |
| Gumshoe |
| Gun for hire |
| Heir, perhaps |
| Heroine in Verdi's 'Il Trovatore' |
| Highest worship in Catholicism |
| Hollywood, with 'the' |
| Hot desert winds |
| Island where Sundanese and Madurese are spoken |
| It comes in volumes: Abbr. |
| It may be bid |
| Prefix with sphere |
| Quick |
| Rachmaninoff's '___-tableaux' |
| Red alert? |
| Relative of a grapefruit |
| Result of going out? |
| River that flows past more than 40 castles |
| Road twist |
| Rocker Lofgren |
| Rustic transport |
| Satisfactory |
| Scientologist ___ Hubbard |
| See 14-Down |
| See 4-Down |
| Sky Chief company |
| Slothful |
| Slugger's stat |
| Soap box? |
| Some steaks |
| Stabilizing track |
| Stanford's Big Game rival |
| Subject of a tipster's tip |
| Subtlety |
| Suffix with magnet |
| Supreme Egyptian deity |
| Take too much of, briefly |
| Takes by force |
| Tandoor flatbreads |
| Temple structure? |
| Things first on the way up? |
| Thither |
| Tulsa sch. |
| Tweaks |
| Underwater families |
| 'Winnie ___ Pu' |
| 'Did you start without me?' |
| 'Parlez-___ français?' |
| 'Ixnay' |
| 'The Canterbury Tales' traveler |
| 1963 animated film with the song 'Higitus Figitus,' with 'The' |
| 1971 Peace Nobelist from Germany |
| 1973 Rolling Stones #1 hit |
| 1981 film in which Helen Mirren plays a sorceress |
| 1998 animated film featuring the voice of Pierce Brosnan |
| 2001 Anjelica Huston miniseries, with 'The' |
| 2001 headline maker |
| 7'6' Ming |
| A Marx brother |
| AARP concern |
| About |
| Achilles and Hector |
| Actor Edward James ___ |
| Additions to a musical staff |
| Aid in finding a station |
| Another name for 72-Across |
| Antisub weapon |
| Area meas. |
| Arizona native |
| Arrive by air |
| Be more than a dream |
| Big band instrument |
| Bilbao bloom |
| Bishop's group |
| Bit of cheer |
| Blissful |
| Bones may be found in it |
| Boot camp affirmative |
| Bring up, perhaps |
| Bygone leaders |
| Canal sites |
| Cartoon pooch |
| Center |
| Certain infection |
| Certain netizen |
| Chairman Arafat |
| Choose to take part |
| Cliff homes: Var. |
| Clip, e.g. |
| It's found near the tongue |
| It's worth its weight in gold |
| Japanese market: Abbr. |
| Joe Montana or Jerry Rice, informally |
| Kind of inspection |
| Largest moon of Saturn |
| Lite |
| Longtime Susan Lucci role |
| Loser at Gettysburg |
| Lou's 'La Bamba' co-star |
| Low soccer score |
| Magic trick's climax |
| Magical glow |
| Memo header |
| Michael of 'Juno' and 'Superbad' |
| Modern storage sites |
| Norse pantheon |
| Not pick up |
| Notwithstanding that, for short |
| One of Iago's victims |
| One of Santa's reindeer |
| One side of an exchange |
| Onetime MTV animated title character and others |
| Operatic heroine wooed by Beckmesser |
| Org. in Clancy's 'Red Storm Rising' |
| Org. with spring playoffs |
| Oscar winner Patricia and others |
| Overhang |
| Part of Canis Major |
| Passover month |
| PC linkup |
| Perceived to be |
| Place in trust |
| Popular |
| Pot-___ (French stew) |
| Up in the air |
| W.W. II vessel |
| Wall-E's love in 'Wall-E' |
| Weathercast figure |
| Weaver's supply |
| What an inflectional ending is added to |
| Windbag's output |
| Windsor's home: Abbr. |
| With 12-Down, 1889 Twain novel |
| With 76-Down, 1953 Ava Gardner film ... as depicted elsewhere in this puzzle? |
| Word with mail or letter |
| Words of commitment |
| Work together |
| Years in old Rome |
| ___ but when |
| ___ Gold, character on 'Entourage' |
| ___ Gordimer, Literature Nobelist |
| ___ in Charlie |
| ___ jure (legal term) |
| ___ number on |
| ___ Rand, developer of Objectivism |
| ___-Caps (candy) |
| ___-Japanese |
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