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| New York Times crossword of August 10th, 2003 other clues |
| 'Babes in Arms' star, 1939 |
| 'I Love Lucy' role |
| 'Let me sleep ___' |
| 'The Gondoliers' girl |
| 'The Simpsons' saxophonist |
| 'You just missed!' |
| 1970's-80's singer Ronnie |
| Actress Stewart |
| Actress Suzanne |
| Adjust |
| Afternoon treat, maybe |
| Ancient strategy game played with stones |
| Approvals |
| Artificial, after 'in' |
| As recently as |
| Attempt |
| Author Dinesen |
| Author/illustrator Silverstein |
| Barre room bend |
| British isle's textiles? |
| British poet laureate Tate |
| Bust, of a sort |
| C12H22O11 |
| Capital of Minorca |
| Cartage company, e.g. |
| Chain hotel, for short |
| Charades gesture, e.g. |
| Choral group |
| Cold, in Colombia |
| Colored ring |
| Computer networking device |
| Cooking method |
| Crude stone artifact |
| Cut corners |
| Direct elsewhere |
| Driving areas |
| Eccentric |
| Eccentric |
| Encircle |
| European carrier |
| Evangelist's imperative |
| Even if, briefly |
| Expend |
| Factor in protein synthesis |
| Financial wheeler-dealers, briefly |
| Fishy idea? |
| Fleet, Wall, etc.: Abbr. |
| Flute competition, e.g.? |
| Follower of lop or dog |
| Food, plates, silverware, etc.? |
| Food-swapping at a rooming house? |
| Furrow maker |
| Grand time |
| Hauls |
| Having two equal lobes |
| Hoarse |
| Hollywood display |
| Immediately |
| Immune system lymphocytes |
| Insert |
| It flies through barrels |
| Jazz singer Anita |
| L.B.J.'s veep |
| Letter after sierra, in radio lingo |
| Like Cheerios |
| Like many a parting |
| Like the music in 'Turkey in the Straw' |
| Line before a reception |
| Locale of U.N. peacekeeping forces, 1964 |
| Made, as money |
| Milldam |
| Mocking behavior |
| Modem speed measure |
| Morales in movies |
| Moving targets? |
| Muppet who's tickled |
| New kitties? |
| Ogres |
| One of the friends on 'Friends' |
| One who uses words in ways opposite of their literal meaning |
| Opposite of paleo- |
| Ordered group of numbers in math |
| Part of a black suit |
| Pencil-sharpening problem? |
| Popular modern exercise system |
| Power overload result |
| Pro ___ |
| Proper name in Masses |
| Psalms interjection |
| Puppet ending |
| Renaissance artist Guido ___ |
| Resentful |
| Scottish refusal |
| Scriptures reading |
| Sheep's 'Sheesh!' |
| Short |
| Show's partner |
| Silas of the Continental Congress |
| Slip-on shoe |
| Smooth transition |
| Sob syllable |
| Soft |
| Some white meat |
| Songs for one |
| Southpaw's side |
| Spiraling part |
| St. Louis sked abbr. |
| Sticks in pits |
| Stir |
| Suffer ___ worse than death |
| Supply for a cappuccino machine |
| Surfeit |
| Tach readings, for short |
| Take in the mail |
| Take, as an airline |
| They may be seen with snowballs |
| Tiny plant part |
| To a small degree |
| Twix candy maker |
| Undergarment |
| Unstop, poetically |
| Unwelcome word from a surgeon |
| Vichyssoise ingredient |
| Viper |
| Virile one |
| Walking like a peacock |
| Water whirl |
| Wet |
| What a brass band has? |
| What avid auctioneers have? |
| When the prisoners will escape? |
| Whooper, e.g. |
| Wide-mouthed comic Martha |
| Wife in 'Finnegans Wake' |
| Winter Olympics site after St. Moritz |
| Wool source |
| Word with big or blue |
| ___ fever (annual February/March phenomenon) |
| ___-Town (Midwest hub) |
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