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Premier Sunday crossword of August 28th, 2011 other clues
Ding-dong producer
Olympics chant for the Dream Team
Super Bowl six-pointers
"Thou — not ..."
No more than
Hoi — (common folk)
Like sashimi
More robust
Indelicate person using scissors?
Manning of the gridiron
Unanimously
Dwellings
Drive- — window
Output of an artisan using animal pelts?
Clothed for the radio broadcast?
Run-down urban areas
Pre-CIA org.
U.S. broadcaster overseas: Abbr.
From the beginning
Symbol on a musical staff
What a loudmouthed person leads?
Writing of recollections
Like a desert
Unlike a desert
Shoot for
Brie ready to be shipped?
Ponch player on "CHiPs"
What a DJ speaks into
Abject fear
King — tomb
Mend
Not fatty
Furrow between the upper and lower arm?
Scatters seeds
"The Wiz" star Diana
Bloke's "Well, well!"
— Gay (bomber)
Poseidon's purview
Do away with
Long to be sick?
Related to the kidneys
Gold, to Juan
80-Across, to Cousteau
Last quarter
What one has while watching an Eastwood film?
Republican Romney
Private plane producer
"— for Outlaw" (Sue Grafton mystery)
"Spring forward" abbr.
It opens many locks
Course of medication for an inflamed throat?
Rabbit paw print, for Mr. Fudd?
Gaga over
"Where's Poppa?" co-star George
Bufferin rival
"... — daily bread"
Elegant gaze?
Capital of Oregon
Superhero name ender
Military raid
Part of AMA: Abbr.
— nous
Cab alternative
Closest to the center
Roves, with "about"
"L.A. Law" co-creator Steven
Signs up
Alpacas' kin
Dissolved, as cells
Scannable product ID
Lower than, on a map
Tennis great Gibson
Extreme sort
French for "sister"
Tune
Long slog
Big name in surrealism
Election decider, perhaps
Divvy up
Lays into
Into the air
Slowly, to a maestro
Hank of hair
Retired flier
Arise (from)
— En-lai
Don too many duds
See 39-Down
At present
With 33-Down, frozen potato brand
Simple bed
Told a big fib
Doctrines
Caustic stuff
Fill totally
Turkish cash
1964 Beatles song
Vogue
Airport info
Cato's 1,950
Euclid's lake
Edible tubes
Abu —
Toon unit
Stripper Lili
U.K.'s home
Oyster, e.g.
Idiot box
Less crazy
Pitcher Ryan
WWII female
"... or — thought!"
Part of NNW
Waistband
Riverbed buildup
Gazillions
Curved bit
— canto
It's bee-built
Irving of film
Litchi, e.g.
ACLU focus: Abbr.
Sounds of surprise
Bumps off
Suffix with refer or exist
Unit of corn
Basic cell division
Decides one will
Explorer Vasco —
Dealt leniently with
"— porridge hot ..."
Singer Sherman
Fuse, as ore
Lop off
Krispy —
Pour — troubled waters
Divest of weapons
Snaky letter
Label anew
Kauai feast
Large vases
CBS hit
To this point

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