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French-speaking nation in the Americas crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 1st, 2011 other clues |
| 'Crazy' bird |
| 'Or ___!' (threat) |
| '___ do' ('Not possible') |
| *British novelist who wrote 'London Fields' |
| *College near Philadelphia |
| *Container next to a bowl of cereal |
| *Eloquent |
| *Gradually separated |
| *Having both Republican and Democratic support |
| *Like some checks and vendors |
| *National discount store chain |
| Al who won four Indy 500s |
| Antiestablishment figure |
| Asia's shrinking ___ Sea |
| Baseball's Hammerin' ___ |
| Bent at a curtain call |
| Congratulate nonverbally |
| Corp. creativity department |
| Crafty |
| Crimson Tide school, for short |
| D.C. winter hrs. |
| Dark film genre |
| Degree after an M.A., perhaps |
| Dove's sound |
| Dust Bowl migrants |
| Easter roasts |
| Encounter |
| French 'to be' |
| Go kaput |
| Here, in 1-Across |
| Hot cocoa container, maybe |
| Humble response to a compliment |
| Hurry |
| In the past |
| Jamaica, por ejemplo |
| Japanese 'yes' |
| Kerfuffle |
| King Kong, e.g. |
| Lawn base |
| Letters after pis |
| Liter or meter |
| Loved to pieces |
| Mets' ballpark until 2008 |
| Morales of 'NYPD Blue' |
| Network with an eye logo |
| Nothing |
| Nothing |
| Palindromic bird |
| Pictures inked on the body, in slang |
| Place to enter a PIN |
| Prunes, originally |
| Record for later viewing, in a way |
| Rooster's mate |
| Saxophonist Stan |
| Scratch, as a cat might a sofa |
| See 40-Down |
| Shawl, e.g. |
| Spanish 'south' |
| Start to wake up |
| Symbol on Superman's chest |
| The last 'w' in www |
| Tiny part of a computer's memory |
| Train for a boxing match |
| Unfinished project ... or, literally, what the answers to the eight starred clues contain? |
| Urge |
| Whacked-out mental state |
| What everyone brings to a potluck dinner |
| Where a bear hibernates |
| Where the Northern Lights occur |
| Wigwam relative |
| With 43-Across, yttrium or scandium |
| Words before 'You may kiss the bride' |
| ___ colada |
| ___ Martens (shoes) |
| ___ meridiem (morning: Lat.) |
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