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| New York Times crossword of July 19th, 2014 other clues |
| Movie with the line 'I'm a vulgar man. But I assure you, my music is not' |
| Noted 1-Across studier |
| Not iffy |
| 1965 Yardbirds hit |
| '___ me' |
| A kid might be punished for showing it |
| Alternative to the pill, briefly |
| Artery connection |
| Barreled |
| Battle-planning aid |
| Be a juggler? |
| Be a very fast learner? |
| Best seller |
| Biblical venison preparer |
| Brave, e.g |
| Call for a timeout |
| Celle-là, across the Pyrenees |
| Chaises, in Cheshire |
| Character in many Baum works |
| Company with the King David Club |
| D preceder |
| Do a 35-Across chore |
| Dweller near the Potemkin Stairs |
| Ending of saccharides |
| Fail at falling asleep |
| Flower child? |
| Had dogs, e.g |
| Hungarian name meaning 'sincere' |
| Hybrid, maybe |
| In |
| It has many giants and dwarfs |
| John in an arena |
| Letters in old atlases |
| Like Cinderella's stepsisters vis-à-vis Cinderella |
| Like many rodeo animals |
| Like Princess Leia vis-à-vis Luke Skywalker |
| Like some broody teens |
| Marked up, say |
| Noted acid studier |
| One who winds up on a field |
| Part of the former Republic of Pisa |
| Pity party plaint |
| Pour it on |
| Profit-sharing figure: Abbr |
| Roller coaster feature with a food name |
| Romp |
| Run down a mountainside |
| Scarab, e.g |
| Scores |
| Seaweed derivative |
| Slip through, say |
| Snaps |
| Some body work |
| Something pocketed in Italy? |
| Spring place |
| St. Patrick's Day order |
| Telescope part |
| Tip for slips |
| Title woman in a 'Paint Your Wagon' song |
| Track on 'Beatles '65' |
| Tuesday preceder |
| Underdog playoffs participant |
| Where Gray's 'lowing herd wind slowly' |
| 'Cap'n ___' (1904 novel) |
| 'Lost Horizon' figure |
| 'Out!' |
| '___ Game' |
| 'Saw' sights |
| 'Who ___?' |
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