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New York Times crossword of July 9th, 2005 other clues
Stand against a wall
Stick around to see
Stick around to see
Suggest itself
Suggest itself
Take home
Take home
Talk big
Talk big
Temporarily satisfied
Temporarily satisfied
The Pleiades, e.g.
The Pleiades, e.g.
Tiger Woods's alma mater
Tiger Woods's alma mater
To a smaller degree
To a smaller degree
Together
Together
Tomb marker
Tomb marker
Vaulted areas
Vaulted areas
Very close friends
Very close friends
With 49-Across, 'The Wizard of Oz' lyricist
With 49-Across, 'The Wizard of Oz' lyricist
Woodland spirit
Woodland spirit
Your first-grade teacher, now
Your first-grade teacher, now
Match, e.g.
Match, e.g.
Means of production
Means of production
Mexicans do business in it
Mexicans do business in it
Nautical day's beginning
Nautical day's beginning
Naval inits.
Naval inits.
Not at all bumpkinish
Not at all bumpkinish
Pick-up line?
Pick-up line?
Placed on a scale
Placed on a scale
Quality of Bartók's music
Quality of Bartók's music
Ranch animal, informally
Ranch animal, informally
Right away
Right away
Sci-fi author's award
Sci-fi author's award
See 53-Down
See 53-Down
Show disrupter, possibly
Show disrupter, possibly
Slapstick group, briefly
Slapstick group, briefly
Spheres
Spheres
Spy satellite
Spy satellite
Stand against a wall
'Works and Days' poet
'I don't ___ you!'
'I don't ___ you!'
'Suspect' star, 1987
'Suspect' star, 1987
'Works and Days' poet
1950's marketing disaster
1950's marketing disaster
1960 Everly Brothers hit
1960 Everly Brothers hit
Adlai's 1956 running mate
Automatically
Automatically
Adlai's 1956 running mate
Bad weather portent
Bad weather portent
Bar
Bishop who supported Richard II, in Shakespeare
Bar
Clear orders
Clear orders
Coal substitutes
Coal substitutes
Drawn
Drawn
Five-digit extension
Five-digit extension
Food for moles
Food for moles
French ally
French ally
French strawberries
French strawberries
Future experts
Future experts
Gazebo wall
Gazebo wall
Heaven-born
Heaven-born
Hooverville home
Hooverville home
It rarely takes anything
Like chronic injuries
Like chronic injuries
Like composer Niccolò Paganini
Like composer Niccolò Paganini
Links in certain chains
Links in certain chains
Long-jawed fish
Long-jawed fish
Lubber
Lubber
Bit of fine print
Bishop who supported Richard II, in Shakespeare
Bit of fine print
Break one's word?
Break one's word?
Caesar's empire, for short
Caesar's empire, for short
Cardholder's problem
Cardholder's problem
Certain wing feather
Certain wing feather
Civil War issue
Civil War issue

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