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| New York Times crossword of August 15th, 2004 other clues |
| 'Dear ___ ...' |
| 'Don't gimme that!' |
| 'Holy Toledo!' |
| 'JFK' actor |
| 'Lord of the Rings' letters |
| 'No More I Love You's' singer, 1995 |
| 'Say ___' (1940 Andrews Sisters hit) |
| 'Shut your mouth!' |
| 'Ta-da!' |
| 'The Kingdom and the Power' author |
| 'The Tattooed Girl' author |
| 'Venerable' English monk |
| 1970's-80's Robert Urich show |
| 4 on a fax machine |
| Acclaimed |
| Active ingredient in marijuana |
| Actress Campbell |
| Actress Chase |
| Actress Zadora |
| Ancient ascetic |
| Antiprohibitionist |
| Asylum seeker, maybe |
| Audience |
| Badlands sights |
| Bake sale grps. |
| Bandleader Kay |
| Beanie |
| Big event sites |
| Birth-related |
| Bit of gel |
| Bleep out |
| Boston hrs. |
| Bounty competitor |
| Brand of writing implements |
| Buddy |
| Burrito meat |
| Buzzed |
| Calls for silence |
| Camel, e.g., for short |
| Catch |
| Celts play it |
| Central Florida city |
| Century plants and others |
| Certain baseball positions: Abbr. |
| Certain W.M.D. |
| Change from an R, say |
| City with a radio station that has the same call letters as the city's name |
| Classic brand name in an oval logo |
| Company with a good track record? |
| Coors product |
| Court grp. |
| Couturier inits. |
| Critical innings |
| Cygnus star |
| Dame's introduction |
| Dance step |
| Daytime show |
| Distress |
| Down too much |
| Dripper |
| Dust spreader |
| Elite Eight org. |
| End of the quip |
| Eskimo knife |
| Fanlike |
| Flag lieutenant |
| Flush, now |
| For dieters |
| Former French president Coty and others |
| Garrison Dam's state: Abbr. |
| General under Alexander the Great |
| Goat's cry |
| Golf legend Gene |
| Govt. security |
| Grazing groups |
| Gumbo thickener |
| Haitian monetary unit |
| Haul |
| Hit man? |
| Ill-fated |
| In a bottle for a long time |
| Indian bread |
| It might be up to its neck in hot water |
| Its capital is Oranjestad |
| Japanese mat |
| Judge's study |
| Kind of bean |
| Kindergarten stuff |
| Krupp works city |
| Late start at work, maybe |
| Least likely to attack |
| Leaves in the dust |
| Levels |
| Lightning sound |
| Like a suit with a vest |
| Like bruises |
| Like drivers with records, maybe |
| Like some queens |
| Like some rebates |
| Listed |
| Louvre, par exemple |
| Major employer in Hiroshima |
| Meat-and-potatoes |
| Migratory fish |
| Milliner's sale |
| Modern in Munich |
| Moon lander, for short |
| North Sea tributary |
| Old protest grp. |
| Old White House nickname |
| One of the three wise men |
| One of two Virginia signers of the Declaration of Independence |
| Ones above 48-Acrosses |
| Opening word? |
| Oven |
| PC troubleshooters |
| Places for buttons |
| Plays, in a way |
| Plus amount |
| Pool wear |
| Potluck dinner staple |
| Property law topic |
| Put on |
| Puzzlemaker Rubik |
| Quaint |
| Quip, part 2 |
| Quip, part 3 |
| Quip, part 4 |
| Quip, part 5 |
| Quip, part 6 |
| Quip, part 7 |
| Remove, as from a habit |
| Rubbish |
| Saguaro |
| Saloon selections |
| Sang-froid |
| Saunter, e.g. |
| Scottish hillside |
| See 37-Across |
| Sheet music symbol |
| Shipping concern |
| Songwriter Greenwich |
| Source of the quip |
| Start of a quip by 58-Across |
| Target Al Jazeera viewer |
| They have it coming |
| Thrown off |
| Took the reins again |
| Top part of a form, usually |
| Tough test, slangily |
| Transport in the country |
| Turning points |
| Ultrasecret org. |
| Ural River city |
| Waste allowance |
| Weed |
| Where 'Quiet!' may be heard |
| Where Samson defeated the Philistines |
| Where to see le soleil |
| Word before an old name |
| Workout target |
| World Cup chant |
| Yoga position |
| ___ blocker |
| ___ many words |
| ___ Sheraton (hotel company) |
| ___ signum (here is the proof) |
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