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New York Times crossword of August 3rd, 2009 other clues
'Beetle Bailey' dog
'Gimme ___!' (rude order)
'Honest to God!'
'So be it'
'___ Fideles'
'___ the ramparts we watched ...'
1st to 220th, in Manhattan: Abbr.
Actress Turner
Anguish
Any of the Fab Four
Arboreal animals with pouches
Ballerina's position
Bard of ___ (Shakespeare)
Beckett's 'Waiting for ___'
Butter serving
Circle of light around the sun or moon
Courtyards
Departure's opposite: Abbr.
Dreamy place
Dry, as wine
English dramatist George
Excess
Flintstones' pet
Frederick ___, 'My Fair Lady' composer
German
Gorges
Gun lobbyists' org.
Home of Barack Obama's father
In ___ (stuck in the same old same old)
Israeli-made gun
Larva successor
Like hereditary factors
Maize
MAYS
Maze
Microscopic creature
Mine: Fr.
Native Alaskans
Nigerian native
North Carolina university
Nourish
Official's call with outspread arms
One of two for the Ten Commandments
One step ___ time
Overcoat sleeve
Part of a whodunit that reveals who done it
Peru's capital
Place of research: Abbr.
Radical 1960s org.
Rock with a crystal inside
See 64-Across
Shoe bottom
Singer India.___
Small village
Soapmaker's supply
Soda can feature
South Pacific kingdom
Statue's support
Surgery souvenir
Swift
Tangle
Toward the rising sun
Vegetarian's no-no
Viscous
Welsh dog
West Pointer, e.g.
What some people do in an online 'room'
What the dish ran away with, in 'Hey Diddle Diddle'
With 34-Down, golf's U.S. Open champion of 1994 and 1997
Writer T. S.
Zinc or zirconium
Zones
Zuider ___ (former inlet in the Netherlands)
___ Mountains (Asia/Europe separator)
___-mell

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