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| New York Times crossword of August 16th, 2008 other clues |
| Arizona pol Jon |
| Accent, e.g. |
| Attain on the wing |
| City of 2 1/2 million at the mouth of the Yodo River |
| Columbus's flagship? |
| Company retirement asset? |
| Compound used to stabilize perfumes |
| Consternated |
| Corn dog alternatives |
| 'Happy Days' event |
| 'Pebble in the Sky' author |
| 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' actor |
| 'Silver Spoons' family name |
| 'The View From Castle Rock' author |
| 'Yikes!' |
| 45-Across and others: Abbr. |
| See 49-Across |
| Serve without consequence |
| Small two- master |
| Some reds |
| Something from one's bag of tricks |
| Spiritedly, on scores |
| Spoon, say |
| Stuff |
| U.K. honour |
| Uris hero |
| Used lofty words? |
| Vampire hunter's aid |
| Western terminus of the Northern Pacific Railroad |
| Winston Smith's greatest fear, in '1984' |
| With 34-Across, protests peacefully, in a way |
| With 58-Across, violinists' productions |
| ___ Island, birthplace and longtime home of Cornelius Vanderbilt |
| ___ Tres Marías (Mexican islands) |
| Costa ___ |
| Doozy |
| Drift Prairie sharers |
| Fancy entrees? |
| Frankincense or myrrh |
| Grayish |
| Greta of 'The Player' |
| Groundbreaking discoveries? |
| Hoisted quaffs |
| Hope can always be found here |
| It began with the slogan 'It's time to get connected' |
| James Birdseye ___, Union general in the Civil War |
| Like corn dogs |
| Like some college appointments |
| Lion and unicorn wearer |
| Mail |
| Minor amounts |
| Mint preserves? |
| Mongolian dwellings |
| Old Olds |
| One in a line of 36 |
| P, in a phonetic alphabet |
| Pacer pacer? |
| Park it |
| Part of a U.S. embassy address |
| Patron of pregnant women |
| Prefix in many juice names |
| Protection for someone on the run? |
| Recording artist? |
| Reed ___, Mr. Fantastic of Marvel Comics |
| Relenting assent |
| Rigatoni, e.g. |
| See 46-Across |
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