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| New York Times crossword of July 28th, 2015 other clues |
| 90-degree turn |
| 'Micro' or 'macro' subj |
| 'Sic 'em!' |
| 'Wherefore art ___ Romeo?' |
| 144 |
| Aaron who was vice president under Jefferson |
| Aussie gambling game with coins |
| Berliner's exclamation |
| Bleach target |
| Bother |
| Call in place of a nudge |
| Car club freebie |
| CBS show set in Vegas |
| Chance for getting a hit |
| Chess player's warning |
| Choir voice |
| Close, as a community |
| Companion of Aramis and Porthos |
| D.C. insider |
| Does the crawl or butterfly |
| Dovetail joint part |
| Dwarf planet between Mars and Jupiter |
| Essential parts |
| Fan noise |
| Fish with a net |
| Grammar sch. basics |
| Hand ball? |
| Henhouse perch |
| Here, in Arles |
| Hertz rival |
| In a hurry |
| Jules who wrote 'Around the World in 80 Days' |
| Kickoff |
| Lang who directed 'Metropolis' |
| Letters on a Soyuz rocket |
| Like autumn air or a fresh apple |
| Living room piece |
| Lowly soldiers |
| Make a sibilant sound |
| Meat, potato and vegetable dish |
| Moneyed campaign orgs |
| Monks' titles |
| Mork's planet |
| Nashville sch |
| Neaten, with 'up' |
| Not yet posted, on a sked |
| Noteworthy features of rows 1-5, 6-10 and 11-15, in that order |
| Nuclear treaty provision |
| One who may be a lifesaver |
| Parts of goblets |
| Person with lines |
| Peter, Paul & Mary, e.g |
| Ph.D. program applicant's hurdle |
| Played some b-ball |
| Playing with matches, e.g |
| Promissory note |
| Rapper's jewelry |
| Released, as from jail |
| Retired jets, for short |
| Rockne of Notre Dame fame |
| Say 'Ple-e-ease ...,' say |
| Schmooze |
| School on the Thames |
| Seed cover |
| Sends |
| Shudder-inducing feeling |
| Silicon Valley field, for short |
| Singer/songwriter Wainwright |
| Slender |
| Snobbish sort |
| Sudden floods |
| Tic-tac-toe winner |
| Traveler's purchase: Abbr |
| Understands |
| Unlikely juggler |
| Utter coward |
| Wildebeests |
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