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Thomas Joseph crossword of August 17th, 2015 other clues
Not even a little drunk
Gator's cousin
Doorbell sound
Flings
Accumulated, as debt
Enjoyed avidly
Energy measure
"I don't need the details," for short
Earth: Prefix
Camp cookout
Under the weather
Foot or furlong
Overhead
Unfeeling
Road division
Gear tooth
Popular coffee choice
Scarlet
Sold-out show
Apr. 15 adviser
Banish
Western
Titled women
Tip over
Citi Field team
Lingerie buy
Threaded fastener
Chicago airport
Bender
Outback bird
Seat
Tire track
Pizza herb
Makes aware
Uneven
Director Brooks
David of "Separate Tables"
Expenditures
Bruce Wayne's butler
Lawyer's hurdle
Phrase on a coin
Make sense of
Greek's X
Mating game
Played a role
Use money
Late
Permit
Gorilla, for one

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