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| New York Times crossword of August 13th, 2015 other clues |
| 'Très ___' |
| 'Casablanca' role |
| 'Hurry up!' |
| 'If I Ruled the World' rapper |
| 'Some rise by ___, and some by virtue fall': Shak |
| 'The World of Suzie ___' (1957 novel) |
| '___ La La' (1964 hit) |
| 12:05 to 12:20 p.m., maybe |
| A couple weeks off partying in Florida, say |
| Any singer in the lead role of 41-Across |
| Approval indication |
| Beldam |
| Biddy |
| Big purveyor of fishing gear |
| Bit of letter-shaped hardware on a door |
| Bit of misfortune |
| Caleb who wrote 'The Italian Secretary' |
| Chain with links |
| Chef's thickening agent |
| Daring escape |
| Decaf option |
| Diner |
| Displaying more craft |
| Drained |
| Dutch city where Charles II lived in exile |
| Electrician's tool |
| European river whose tributaries include the Wigger and the Emme |
| Flower part |
| Give ___ for one's money |
| Gossiped |
| Haunting presences |
| Heavy metal |
| Hell |
| Israeli city on the slopes of Mount Carmel |
| It might include the line 'You're listening to WABC' |
| Its final scene is set in a tomb |
| Jazz (up) |
| Kind of dye |
| Like an awards ceremony |
| Like the Potala Palace of Tibet |
| Lover's hurt |
| Morse T |
| Mouthwash instruction |
| Nestful |
| No trouble |
| Nordic name meaning 'young warrior' |
| One being rough on plebes |
| One of the Bushes |
| Pacific force, for short |
| Padlock holder |
| Plotter with Roderigo |
| Prefix with code or color |
| Queens stadium eponym |
| Real go-getters |
| Redolence |
| Rookie officers, in slang |
| Saying 'There's no way we can lose now,' say |
| Series of ads on TV or radio |
| Start to fill a pot |
| Sword: Fr |
| The Bat-Signal, e.g |
| The Black Keys of rock, e.g |
| The pea, in 'The Princess and the Pea' |
| Transmission-related units |
| Turning point in a tennis match, maybe |
| Uncontrollably |
| Under stress |
| Visibly terrified |
| What cometh after thou, maybe |
| Where Bethesda, Md., and Alexandria, Va., are |
| Windows can be found on them |
| Witch on 'Bewitched' |
| World Factbook publisher, for short |
| Yawns might suggest this |
| ___ Sports |
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