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Estadio call crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 17th, 2012 other clues |
| ___ Kramer, 2010 Dutch speed-skating gold medalist |
| ___-shaped |
| 'A stronger America' sloganeer |
| 'Big Brother,' for example |
| 'Can you believe that guy?!' |
| 'Dude, I got something to tell you ...' |
| 'Lookie what I did!' |
| 'Now that you mention it ...' |
| 'The Bourne Identity' plot device |
| 'The Pearl Fishers' soprano |
| 'The Planets' composer |
| '___ out!' |
| Altiplano locale |
| Animal in a comic strip title |
| Big stinger |
| British ___ |
| Buddhist shrine |
| Bug |
| Cartoonist Kelly |
| Cho ___, romantic interest for Harry Potter |
| Clicked |
| Commercial miscellany |
| Complete, as a crossword |
| Compromise of 1877 figure |
| Director-type |
| Dog-tired |
| Downright |
| Examine carefully |
| Fair |
| Fighting directly |
| Gives in under pressure |
| Grateful Dead album whose title reads the same forward and backward |
| Having a bad trip, maybe |
| Hershey brand |
| Intermediate level in karate |
| It controls the amount of light admitted |
| It controls the amount of light admitted |
| It ends at 12 |
| It includes provision for the admission of new states |
| Judicial administration? |
| Kicks |
| Like A through D |
| Main part, often |
| Makes sense of |
| Modern mail? |
| Moirai, in Greek myth |
| Navigator Islands, now |
| Nickname in classic jazz |
| One criterion for sorting |
| Pitcher's stat |
| QB who threw a record-tying seven touchdown passes in a single game |
| Running too quickly? |
| Short-range missiles |
| Somalia's locale in Africa |
| Soul producer |
| Southern writer William Gilmore ___ |
| Split (up) |
| Split, in a way |
| Sugar ___ |
| Tall and thin |
| The Bay of Fundy has the largest one in the world |
| To-do |
| Twist |
| Verizon, e.g |
| View from the Sydney Harbour Bridge |
| Vote (for) |
| W-2 figure |
| What a drawer may hold |
| Widen |
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