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| New York Times crossword of August 17th, 2002 other clues |
| Adherents |
| Alley ___ |
| Anatomical parts that touch, as eyelids to eyeballs |
| Blissful |
| Break down |
| Country standard |
| Creation at the Creation |
| Cult leader in 1993 news |
| Damsel-in-distress tale, maybe |
| Dante translator John |
| Daydreams |
| Delegates |
| Donald Duck's nephews, e.g. |
| Fails to take action |
| Female antelope |
| Female spider's creation |
| Fiddle duet? |
| French cordial flavoring |
| George Strait's 'All My ___ Live in Texas' |
| House keepers |
| Hunger |
| In this localité |
| Kind of pad |
| Kind of proprietor |
| Major recessions affect them |
| Motor attachment |
| No Tony nominee, surely |
| Océano feeder |
| One may be fair |
| One may have chips |
| One of the Maverick brothers |
| Peace Nobelist Cassin |
| Prefix with sphere |
| Providence |
| 'Her ___' (song from 'Miss Saigon') |
| 'Later' |
| 'She's Gotta Have It' girl |
| 'The Praise of Chimney-Sweepers' essayist |
| 'Where Eagles Dare' novelist |
| '___ Perpetua' (Idaho's motto) |
| 50-Across, in Hebrew |
| 'East of Eden' character |
| Renaissance patron |
| Ride simulator of a sort |
| Rook's call |
| Rum drink |
| Sacred object in ancient Egypt |
| See 31-Across |
| Sheep follower |
| Sheltered |
| Significant other |
| Slangy intensifier |
| Smoke |
| Splits, old-style |
| Stocking, sometimes |
| Stowe slave |
| Study, say |
| The second Mrs. Sinatra |
| The third Mrs. Sinatra |
| They may be massaged |
| Unused |
| Use a booth, perhaps |
| Waste |
| What a colon may mean |
| When repeated, extreme |
| With 13-Down, they may include taste tests |
| Words after woe |
| Y provision |
| ___ chance |
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