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| New York Times crossword of August 7th, 2002 other clues |
| Hand down |
| Hateful org. |
| Have in one's hands |
| Hole-in-one |
| Induction motor developer |
| Insect's bedtime ritual? |
| Kind of sole |
| Knocks flat |
| Latch (onto) |
| Make certain |
| Masseur's supply |
| Medal awardee, maybe |
| Milton Friedman's subj. |
| Move quietly |
| Move with difficulty |
| Not stop for, in a way |
| One ___ (ball game) |
| Oscar-winning screenwriter Robert |
| Part of a service |
| Pastoral places |
| Perfumes with a joss stick, say |
| Phone ___ |
| Picture prize |
| Place to stretch your legs |
| Prefix with cultural |
| Preschoolers |
| Public, as information |
| Puss's food container? |
| Putting targets |
| Ragged Dick creator |
| Ragú rival |
| Raisin cakes |
| Rams, lambs and ewes? |
| Sass from Elsie? |
| Seize, à la Caesar |
| 'Hamlet' courtier |
| '___ Mio' |
| 'Y' wearer |
| 'Bleah!' |
| 1945 conference site |
| Actress Eleniak |
| Aligns |
| Alternative to De Gaulle |
| Antonym's antonym: Abbr. |
| Bakers' wares |
| Big D.C. lobby |
| Bother |
| Bring out |
| Brutish sort |
| Bucker |
| Carrier to Copenhagen |
| Director Peter |
| Disney musical |
| Dressed like a Victorian woman |
| Dumbstruck |
| Fat, in France |
| For example |
| Friend of Big Bird |
| Game company that originated Yahtzee |
| Game show panelist Peggy |
| Hammer for a hopper? |
| Shell mover |
| Slippery sort |
| Some beers |
| Sort of |
| Sound when a gobbler gets a joke? |
| Steamer, e.g. |
| Test site |
| They have strings attached |
| Tick off |
| Today, in Toledo |
| Totals |
| Tres y tres |
| Very funny person |
| Vice president Stevenson |
| Whitney and others: Abbr. |
| ___ Club |
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