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| New York Times crossword of July 24th, 2012 other clues |
| 'Desperate Housewives' role |
| 'La Danse' painter Henri |
| 'Not ___!' |
| 'Now it makes sense!' |
| 'Peek-___!' |
| 'Still mooing,' as burgers go |
| '___ a vacation!' |
| A.T.M. printout |
| Actress Thurman |
| Adjust the margins of, for example |
| Announce a decision |
| Big wheel |
| Bit of scheduling luck at a tournament |
| Britannica, for one: Abbr |
| Caught sight of |
| Cities, informally |
| Classic VW |
| Container in an armored car |
| Diplomat Philip |
| Do the crawl, say |
| Doorframe part |
| Driver's license datum |
| Echolocation-using mammal |
| Ex-senator known as 'Amtrak Joe' |
| Ex-Yankee Martinez |
| Feline's 'feed me' |
| Forever and ___ |
| G.I. entertainers |
| Galvanic cell component |
| Get well |
| Golden ___ (senior) |
| Hang on to |
| Hard Italian cheese |
| Headgear for Laurel and Hardy |
| Historian Will or Ariel |
| Imprecise recipe amount |
| Ipanema's city, for short |
| It appeared before Moses on Mount Horeb |
| Item fit for 'Ripley's Believe It or Not!' |
| Joe Six-Pack's overhang |
| Lab job |
| Lacking confidence |
| Letters after 33 or 45 |
| Make red-faced |
| Makes more bearable |
| Marat's counterpart in a Peter Weiss title |
| Means justifier, for some |
| Mich. rival in the Big Ten |
| O'Neill title trees |
| One reciting others' lines |
| One side in a 1980s war |
| One-half base x height, for a triangle |
| Ones without permanent addresses |
| Peach State capital: Abbr |
| Ped ___ |
| Persian Gulf state |
| Portable sources of music |
| Road map abbr |
| Scroll in the ark |
| Sheltered, at sea |
| Some loaves |
| Stiller of film |
| Strong-smelling cleaning ingredient |
| Thick-trunked African tree |
| Uninvited partygoer |
| Verbal zingers |
| War heroes from Tuskegee, e.g |
| Web site help section, for short |
| Went head to head |
| Wildcat with tufted ears |
| William Tell, for one |
| Word before rack or mitt |
| Yellow 'Sesame Street' character |
| Yours, in Ypres |
| ___ choy (Chinese cabbage) |
| ___ Park (F.D.R.'s home) |
| ___ Solo of 'Star Wars' |
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