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It may come from the hills crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 15th, 2022 other clues |
| Absolutely no more than that |
| Is short |
| Neck lines |
| Thick tortilla that's the national dish of El Salvador |
| One might be measured in pounds |
| Sizable incisor |
| Wine choice |
| Early morning caller |
| National park with Devils Garden |
| Be as good as |
| Buck of baseball |
| European capital known for its Art Nouveau architecture |
| Island east of Corsica |
| Co. that patented the combination cup holder and armrest |
| Warped fabric, it's said |
| Signed and sealed, but not delivered |
| "No, the opposite" |
| Host |
| Funny business |
| Modern meeting invite |
| Corporate "carrot" |
| Friendly start to a group email |
| When repeated, a dance move |
| Tiny pest |
| Bruno, to Mirabel, in Disney's "Encanto" |
| Mind |
| The N.B.A.'s Curry, familiarly |
| With 44-Down, the "bubble" in bubble tea |
| Submissive |
| Utter disasters |
| Janitors' janglers |
| Responded to a cattle call |
| Band |
| Sibling of Sol, in Roman myth |
| Cross |
| Show that opens with an iconic crane shot, in brief |
| Streaming channel? |
| "So ... did we get everything?" |
| Actress Beverly of 1989's "Lean on Me" |
| Desserts once known as petites duchesses |
| Niminy-piminy |
| Drink with an onomatopoeic name |
| Wear out |
| Side dish that's uncooked |
| Give another go |
| Join forces |
| Something seen in a knee M.R.I. |
| Relatively new addition to Thanksgiving? |
| What some films don't do well |
| Clan emblems |
| What might elicit an "Oh, snap!" |
| "___ Amants" (Louis Malle film) |
| Fencing needs |
| They're put in quotes |
| Stick in one's mouth |
| Hymnal preposition |
| Remove from the top of one's profile, as a tweet |
| Aww-inspiring |
| Fighting sport, for short |
| Bit of dancewear |
| Crazy party |
| Campus choices |
| English four-wheeler |
| See 4-Down |
| Their customers lie for them |
| 1976's "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" or 2018's "Shallow" |
| Like many mosques |
| Some early January sporting events |
| Regular partygoer |
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