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Group following a star? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 18th, 2010 other clues |
| Hole |
| Hole number |
| Inactive state |
| Informal exchanges |
| International grp. since 1948 |
| Joy |
| Kid |
| Left at sea |
| Lhasa ___ |
| Li'l Abner creator |
| Like diabetes |
| Like some English muffins |
| Loathsome |
| Locking lever |
| Low digit |
| Low digit |
| Makes holes |
| Many an M.I.T. grad |
| Miley Cyrus and Lady Gaga, e.g. |
| Most easily sunburned, maybe |
| Native Coloradan |
| Nautical rope |
| Nimble |
| Northern inlets |
| Not spoil |
| Not stay long for shots? |
| Not well |
| Novy ___, Russian literary magazine |
| Nuevo Laredo store |
| On dope |
| Pack rat |
| Pairs' debarking point |
| Pass off as genuine |
| Peach ___ |
| Tiny bit |
| Tomato type |
| Too much guitar work by a professor's helper? |
| Tulsa sch. |
| Typical termite in a California city? |
| Unconventional |
| Unit of force |
| Using fraudulently altered checks |
| What gumshoes charge in the City of Bridges? |
| What many older parents face |
| What's borne at a funeral |
| Woes |
| Word that comes from the Greek for 'indivisible' |
| Words before 'kindness' and 'the Apostles' |
| 'Che gelida manina,' e.g. |
| 'Good grief!' |
| Workers in a global peace organization? |
| 'Hansel and Gretel' setting |
| 'Opening' word |
| Wrapped garment |
| ___ Bros. |
| ___ Cruces |
| 'Pay in cash and your second surgery is half-price'? |
| ___ nova |
| 'Stop!' |
| 'The Addams Family' co-star |
| 'The defense ___' |
| '___ Fuehrer's Face' (1942 Disney short) |
| 1950 noir film |
| 1967 Dionne Warwick hit |
| 234, as of July 4, 2010? |
| Absorb |
| Adherent: Suffix |
| Advantage |
| Any singer of 'Hotel California' |
| Any tail in a cat-o'-nine-tails |
| Apparently do |
| Aquatic shockers |
| Art ___ |
| Be of use |
| Bergen's foil |
| Best |
| Bobby Fischer, once |
| Brown and Turner |
| Cash in the music business |
| Celtic tongue |
| Certain detail |
| Certain Internet connection: Abbr. |
| CNN's Sanjay |
| Come under criticism |
| Cross or star, often |
| Dawdler |
| Dexterous |
| Divided |
| Drinker's problem, for short |
| Elocutes |
| Explorer who claimed Louisiana for France |
| Flag |
| Follower of 115-Across |
| Food thickener |
| Full chromosome set |
| Galoot |
| General dir. of Sal Paradise's return trip in 'On the Road' |
| Get along |
| Gossip |
| Grillers' grabbers |
| Grp. of connected PCs |
| Hard look? |
| Harsh |
| Headquarters of the Union of South American Nations |
| Hip |
| Perfect specimens |
| Poi ingredient |
| Preceder of 116-Across |
| Prepares to play pool, say |
| Quechua speaker |
| Ready for publication |
| Recipient |
| Refinement |
| Remove from a talent show, maybe |
| Rice dishes |
| Rogues |
| Salon option |
| Scullers' needs |
| Seasoned stew |
| Second |
| Seed coverings |
| Sharpie alternatives |
| Signs of spoilage |
| Singer Fitzgerald |
| Site of some paintings |
| Small islands |
| Some constructions on 'Survivor' |
| Some court evidence |
| Some short-term investments, briefly |
| Sounds of understanding |
| Speak |
| Stake |
| Steps that a farmer might take |
| Symmetrical power conductor for appliances? |
| Thick soups |
| Thin-toned |
| Things refs raise their arms for |
| Things that drawbridges bridge |
| Tie indicator |
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