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| New York Times crossword of July 18th, 2004 other clues |
| 'Dallas' matriarch |
| 'Good one!' |
| 'Oops!' |
| 'The washday miracle' sloganeer, once |
| 'We cannot all be masters, nor all masters / Cannot be truly 'd' speaker |
| '___ quote ...' |
| Abrogate |
| Actor Tognazzi of 1978's 'La Cage aux Folles' |
| Adroit |
| Affectionate, slangily |
| All-purpose ambiguous job recommendation |
| Ancient region bordering the Aegean |
| Barn locks? |
| Bop |
| Brilliance |
| Brought out |
| Buffet warmer |
| Certain navel |
| Chinese 'way' |
| CNN's Dobbs |
| Collar attachment |
| Computer key |
| Computer network menaces |
| Curve shape |
| Dad's bro |
| Dairy pitcher? |
| Dark area |
| Decorative needle case |
| Dirty |
| Double star in Orion |
| Early sixth-century date |
| Egg |
| Emphatic yes |
| Empty, as an apartment |
| Expresses disapproval |
| Extinguish |
| Fair-hiring letters |
| Family of five, say |
| Fed. money overseer |
| Fell |
| Fix permanently |
| Flimflam |
| Gambit |
| Gin flavoring |
| Gives the nod |
| Goes out |
| Good-hearted soul |
| Greedy cry |
| Having eight pins, as an electrical connection |
| He declined the 1964 Literature Nobel |
| Heir, in legal terminology |
| Incentivize |
| It's surrounded by eau |
| Key preposition |
| Keys who won five Grammys for her debut album |
| Kind of day |
| Leaf feature |
| Least |
| Lets go |
| Letters at sea |
| Like some ears |
| Like some patio furniture |
| Lives |
| Manhattan sch. |
| Marks in Spanish class |
| Mayo, por ejemplo |
| Memo opener |
| Mercury, for one |
| Minolta digital camera |
| Miserable |
| Moisturizing lotion |
| Moor |
| MSN competitor |
| Muck |
| N.Y.C. cultural attraction |
| Nonunion employees: Abbr. |
| Not inclined |
| Not-so-straight shooter? |
| Notorious Amin |
| Novelist Fannie |
| Opposite of get-up-and-go |
| Orbit, for example |
| Passing concerns?: Abbr. |
| Photo lab abbr. |
| Plural suffix |
| Polite denial |
| Ponder |
| Power in old movies |
| Raccoon relative |
| Radiate |
| Really big |
| Recommendation for a chronically absent employee? |
| Recommendation for a dishonest employee? |
| Recommendation for an employee guilty of sexual harassment? |
| Recommendation for an employee who stole petty cash? |
| Recommendation for an employee who was chronically drunk? |
| Record label inits. |
| Records |
| Responded to a cattle call |
| Robes may touch them |
| Saloon floozie, slangily |
| Santa ___ winds |
| Saskatoon-to-Winnipeg dir. |
| Set upon |
| Settled |
| Sham |
| Short row |
| Showy flower |
| Silences |
| Smooth over |
| Solo |
| Some low-risk investments, briefly |
| Some lunch orders |
| Some Windows systems |
| Son of Seth |
| Soup choice |
| Specialty shoe width |
| Spicy cuisine |
| Spiral-horned antelope |
| Spirit |
| Start fishing |
| Stately stand |
| Storage problem |
| Surrealist Max |
| Targets of baking soda |
| Tee off |
| Thai currency |
| The Cradle of Texas Liberty |
| The way things stand now |
| Top 5 song by Sarah McLachlan |
| Tram loads |
| Trawling gear |
| Treasonous Aldrich |
| Two-time U.S. Open champ |
| Volkswagen model |
| Wallop |
| Went from bank to bank? |
| White or Red follower |
| ___ mind |
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