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European city whose name means 'eat' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 8th, 2016 other clues |
| 'Eri tu,' but not 'Eres Tú' |
| 'I can't believe that!' |
| '___ live!' |
| 1995 Emmy winner Sofer |
| 22-Across and others |
| 4-Downs, south of the border |
| Airport terminal feature |
| Antedate |
| Article in El País |
| Bookkeeper's stamp |
| Bright swimmer |
| Bring down |
| Bud abroad |
| Buns, for example |
| Certain prayer leader |
| Civil War battle site |
| Civil War battle site |
| Court legend |
| Departs |
| Discoverer of New Zealand |
| Dreaded game show sound |
| Duck lookalike |
| Dutch oven, e.g |
| Follower of 1-Across on the calendar |
| Got via guile |
| Having a scrap |
| He worked for Hershey in the 1910s-'20s |
| Highway hazard |
| Ilmenite is the chief one |
| It may justify things |
| It's loaded |
| Kirmans, e.g |
| Largest minority in Bulgaria |
| Laverne and Shirley, e.g |
| Less adorned |
| Liberty's home, for short |
| Like hashish or shoe wax |
| Lumber mill employee |
| More compact |
| Motion supporter |
| Name that went down in history? |
| New Mexico State's athletic grp |
| Officially gives up |
| One of Utah's state symbols |
| Oz salutation |
| Part of a mean mien |
| Parts of cross-shaped churches |
| Peel |
| Philosophy |
| Port authority? |
| Preceder of 64-Across on the calendar |
| Quaint getaway destination |
| Radio frequency abbr |
| Rapper wrapper? |
| Release? |
| Scrap |
| See 55-Down |
| Single chance? |
| Site of Akbar the Great's tomb |
| Soul mate? |
| Spots for air traffic controllers |
| Stealthy sort |
| Story teller |
| Sweaters and such |
| They may precede high-speed chases, in brief |
| Vitamin a.k.a. riboflavin |
| W.W. I battle site |
| Winner of the first three Fiesta Bowls, for short |
| With 60-Down, gotten by great effort |
| World of Warcraft figure |
| World of Warcraft figure |
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