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| New York Times crossword of August 7th, 2016 other clues |
| 'A courtroom artist has been arrested for fraud. ___' |
| 'After the break, people are leaving the city during winter because of crime. Plus ___' |
| 'Coming up, a pistol dueler tells us his stance. Now ___' |
| 'Museum officials report a priceless vase has shattered. Stay tuned for the ___' |
| 'Oh jeez!' |
| 'Our camera crew entered a one-hour photo shop at ten. ___' |
| 'Schools are cracking down on their most tardy students. We'll have ___' |
| 'Up top!' |
| 'Well, well, old chap' |
| 'What's in your attic? And do penthouses have better resale value? Find out in today's ___' |
| 'With more about those defending the accused, our reporter is ___' |
| 'With ___ bodkin?': Hamlet |
| '___ of the Dead' (2004 horror movie parody) |
| 2000-15 TV drama |
| A comedian called Wanda |
| About which it was asked 'Why are you blue?,' in a classic song |
| Accident investigator, for short |
| Actor Bergen of 'Jersey Boys' |
| Advance |
| Anaïs of 'Henry & June' |
| Anatolia, familiarly |
| Annan of the U.N |
| Below, as a goal |
| Big brewer |
| Black-and-white alerts, briefly |
| Blarney |
| Blot gently |
| Blue state |
| Bruin Bobby |
| Bygone carrier |
| Champing at the bit |
| Chilling |
| Clear the tables |
| Coffee's draw |
| Come ___ surprise |
| Consumed |
| Corn chip |
| Court player, in old lingo |
| Curator's deg |
| Daughter on the animated 'Bob's Burgers' |
| Devotee of Dionysus |
| Digging |
| Divulge |
| Doggy |
| Duke grp |
| Egg-spensive jeweler? |
| Epic poem section |
| Eye layers |
| Fall birthstone |
| Fig. for a librarian |
| Fighting a liar, e.g |
| Fix, as text |
| Floor (it) |
| Follow, with 'by' |
| Friend's opposite |
| Gilbert of 'The Talk' |
| Give birth on a farm, in a way |
| Give heed |
| Go ___ great length |
| Grab by the collar, say |
| Grape nuts? |
| Grilled sandwich |
| Groom |
| Group attacked by John the Baptist |
| High degrees |
| Historic headline of 1898 |
| Joe of 'My Cousin Vinny' |
| Lead-in to much |
| Like some support payments |
| Lots |
| Many a new loan, for short |
| Menacing look |
| Mexican-born golfer Lorena |
| Mixed martial arts org |
| Morlocks' prey, in sci-fi |
| Mother: Prefix |
| Nation near Fiji |
| Native Israeli |
| Not keep a secret |
| Novelist John Kennedy ___ |
| Obits, basically |
| Often-injured part of the knee, for short |
| Old Irish character |
| Old Italian bread |
| One giving a wake-up call? |
| Ones to keep up with |
| Overcast |
| Paces at races |
| Part of TNT |
| Parts of décadas |
| Past |
| Paul of 'Ant-Man' |
| Pester |
| Pizza topping |
| Poet laureate Henry James ___ |
| Points |
| Pond sight |
| Prefix with masochistic |
| Princess with a twin |
| Put on a jury |
| Quiz show fodder |
| Ready |
| Rescue org |
| Ringing words? |
| Satisfactory |
| Savor |
| Saw through |
| Sci-fi or fantasy |
| Sets |
| Singer Morissette |
| Sleek, informally |
| Smelting waste |
| Snack brand featured on 'Mad Men' |
| Snapchat co-founder Spiegel |
| Sotto ___ (quietly) |
| Spa sound |
| Special permits |
| Spot for the booby prize |
| Spots in la Seine |
| Spunk |
| Start for deal or lead |
| Start to fail? |
| Starters |
| Still on the loose |
| Take advantage of |
| Tall and thin |
| Temple of Abu Simbel honoree |
| Tennis doubles? |
| Tennis's Steffi |
| Thurman of 'Henry & June' |
| Warning letters on some graphic videos |
| White-barked tree |
| Wine bouquet |
| Wye follower |
| You are, in Spain |
| ___ Locke, the so-called 'Dean of the Harlem Renaissance' |
| ___ Moulins, Québec |
| ___ Unidos |
| ___-Unis |
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