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Lead-in to story crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 22nd, 2020 other clues |
| Finger-on-lips sound |
| Performer for whom a San Diego stadium was named |
| Some company bigwigs, for short |
| Food mascot in a green suit jacket |
| Gifford's talk show successor |
| "Take that, loser!" |
| Pole position? |
| Comic whom Seinfeld called "the Picasso of our profession" |
| ___ sleep |
| Only graphic novel to win a Pulitzer Prize (awarded 1992) |
| Onetime neighbor of French Indochina |
| Find outrageously funny |
| "OK, I've heard enough" |
| Prompter of a channel change, maybe |
| Rain can ruin it |
| Binges |
| What it takes to become a queen? |
| Neil Patrick Harris's role on "How I Met Your Mother" |
| Herb of the parsley family |
| Romeo or Juliet |
| Member of the fam |
| Settles with |
| Some pricey cars, for short |
| Great deal |
| "Pourquoi ___?" |
| Actress Linney of Netflix's "Ozark" |
| Opposite of inept |
| Words that sometimes follow 1-Across |
| Guys |
| Skinflint |
| Leading role in "The Phantom of the Opera" |
| Doesn't take any cards, say |
| In need of a lift? |
| Passes on |
| French philosopher Bergson |
| 2003 #1 hit with the lyric "Shake it like a Polaroid picture" |
| Relative of a tie in music |
| Newfoundland sound |
| Half of a classic comedy duo |
| Reason to see a gastroenterologist |
| Do some fast data processing? |
| Obsessed with |
| Hangout for Dorian Gray |
| Flipper |
| Gold rush phenomena |
| Branch of the D.H.S. |
| Like a stereotypical mobster's voice |
| Things picked up at a landfill |
| Sub-Saharan scourge |
| False front |
| British flier |
| Giuseppe ___, leader in Italy's unification |
| English translation of 50-Across |
| Accord |
| Natural history museum sights |
| Emergency exit feature |
| Beer with a triangular logo |
| Way cool |
| Ways |
| A keen eye, for a proofreader, say |
| Waves of New Agers? |
| "Little Women" director Gerwig |
| Having had quite enough |
| Much can be written on this |
| Off |
| Small cell |
| Piece in Stratego |
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