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'I Still See ___' ('Paint Your Wagon' tune) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 31st, 1999 other clues |
| Noel who played Lois Lane |
| Occupational hazard, often |
| Onetime Met Tommie |
| Pieces of pieces of eight |
| Powers |
| Pressure, metaphorically |
| Primary |
| Pucks |
| QB, at times |
| Recorder button |
| Regarding |
| Schoolyard putdown |
| Slipper? |
| Slips |
| Some bends |
| Some brunch servings |
| Some tourneys |
| Stereotypical fussbudgets |
| Stiff |
| Subterranean shorties |
| Superheroes, to villains |
| Tankerload: Abbr. |
| The chosen |
| The losing combatant, usually |
| The Strait of Otranto connects to it |
| They get things rolling |
| They're sometimes rolled in |
| Transitional zones between different plant communities |
| Used a hankie, maybe |
| Utah canyon |
| Violinist Mintz |
| Way in |
| 'Like a Rock' singer, 1986 |
| 'The Female Eunuch' author |
| '___ My Way' ('Porgy and Bess' tune) |
| Almond-orange syrup |
| Altar offerings, maybe |
| Art collectible |
| Auction ender |
| Buttonwood |
| Cager Archibald |
| Capacity units, these days |
| Capone colleague |
| Certain N.H.L.er |
| Chronicler of slum life |
| Concerns for Coleridge |
| Crazy Horse, e.g. |
| Either of two N.T. books |
| Homecoming spot |
| Hospital supply |
| Improved, in a way |
| It's no matter |
| Kind of college |
| Kind of verb: Abbr. |
| Knight of note |
| Least cloudy |
| Like Lincoln |
| Like some efforts |
| Like the chief fox |
| Mario of the N.B.A. |
| Marketing sensation of 1998 |
| Mock words of enlightenment |
| Moss Hart's autobiography |
| Most blue |
| Nick's time |
| Nobelist Sakharov |
| Wears |
| When Passion Sunday falls |
| Whooping it up |
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