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Half of a famous 1930's duo crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 12th, 2001 other clues |
| 'A Passage to India' family |
| 'As Good As It Gets' actor |
| 'Citizen Kane' inspiration |
| 'Como ___ usted?' |
| 'Como ___ usted?' |
| 'Great Expectations' hero |
| 'Joseph and His Brothers' novelist |
| 'My Fair Lady' song |
| 'The Great ___' (1979 film) |
| 'The Mambo Kings' co-star |
| 'Yes ___?' |
| 1973-74 faddist |
| 1977 James Brolin thriller |
| Activity at a sorority |
| Agt.'s cut |
| Amusement park features |
| Approximately |
| Approximately |
| Barbecue item |
| Barely |
| Big music news |
| Big successes |
| Bobbin |
| Broadcast |
| Broadcast |
| Cable channel for film devotees |
| Casual Friday casualties |
| Charter |
| Charter |
| Chief Ouray's tribe |
| Circus prop |
| Circus prop |
| Claim |
| Claim |
| Claims, briefly |
| Coats |
| Consider again |
| Damned |
| Dance instructor's call |
| Dance instructor's call |
| Day-___ |
| Day-___ |
| Daytona-to-Vero Beach dir. |
| Deposed tyrant |
| Deprives of judgment |
| Dines at home |
| Dole |
| Dole |
| Dynamic opener |
| Easy ___ |
| Easy ___ |
| Eddie Cantor's '___ Whoopee' |
| El ___, 1942 battle site |
| Enables a runner to score, maybe |
| Eye-catching beachwear |
| Famous presidential declaration |
| Ferment |
| Figures |
| Figures |
| First name in architecture |
| First name in architecture |
| Fit |
| Fit |
| Foil alternative |
| Food preserver |
| Forty-___ |
| Foul-up |
| Foul-up |
| French possessive |
| French possessive |
| Gibson fan, say |
| Going back to repeatedly |
| Gone by |
| Gone by |
| Grind |
| Grind |
| Gyrates |
| In all respects |
| Irish lass's name |
| It'll hold water |
| Jalopy |
| Jalopy |
| John of 'Viva Max!' |
| Kind of cut |
| Kind of cut |
| Kind of fuel |
| Latvian, e.g. |
| Latvian, e.g. |
| Like many Hitchcock films |
| Like Mother Teresa |
| Manage |
| Manage |
| Meal enders |
| More contrived |
| Mozart's '___ fan tutte' |
| Musician's need |
| Name on some Scotch bottles |
| Number of coins in the Fontana di Trevi |
| Obtrudes |
| Olé |
| One of football's Fearsome Foursome |
| One of the 12 tribes of Israel |
| One of the 12 tribes of Israel |
| Pancreatic hormone |
| Part: Abbr. |
| Pee ___, Carolina river |
| Person looking for a seat? |
| Person with no pockets |
| Pick up |
| Pick up |
| Pitch |
| Pitch |
| Place for runners |
| Place to see José Morelos |
| Plots |
| Poetic preposition |
| Poetic preposition |
| Pooped |
| Pooped |
| Puts one's foot down |
| Puts up |
| Puts up |
| Quandary |
| Reacts to a shock |
| Request from a thirsty Spaniard |
| Rosacea and others |
| Run (for) |
| See 96-Across |
| Seeds |
| Sharpen |
| Sharpen |
| Shot putter? |
| Shot putter? |
| Shrunken |
| Sky over Strasbourg |
| Slant |
| Slant |
| Some campaign charges |
| Speaker accompanier, perhaps |
| Speech stumbles |
| Speech stumbles |
| Spots |
| Spots |
| Squirming |
| Start of some Spanish place names |
| Stock no-no |
| Suffix with butyl |
| Take off |
| Take off |
| Talking bird of poetry |
| Tasmania's capital |
| Teaching device |
| Telepathy, e.g. |
| Tennessee Williams, to family |
| They may be full of gas |
| They may get a dusting |
| Ticket abbr. |
| Two pages |
| Unveil |
| View from Windsor Castle |
| Wander |
| Wander |
| Watch |
| Watch |
| Weapon on an 89-Down |
| What settles |
| Winner of all four grand slam titles |
| Worker with hides |
| Year in the rule of Ethelred the Unready |
| ___ Bay, part of Lake Huron |
| ___ Park, Colo. |
| ___ Park, Colo. |
| ___-B (Gillette division) |
| ___-European |
| ___-European |
| ___-see |
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