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Like Romeo and Juliet, to Shakespeare crossword clue
S T A R C R O S S D
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| New York Times crossword of July 26th, 2002 other clues |
| Like bok choy |
| Like some breezes |
| Make haste |
| Mettle |
| Mosey |
| One who raises the spirits? |
| Organic chemistry topic |
| Patronized, as a bistro |
| Pick up |
| Popular combo |
| Registers |
| Resort attendants |
| Salty septet |
| Sans ___ |
| Sesqui- divided by three |
| Skier Tommy |
| Something with a ceiling |
| Starting lineup |
| States, informally |
| Suit material |
| Sukiyaki ingredient |
| Tempting one |
| They're made in clearings |
| Twinkle |
| Two-for-one deal, say |
| Use a short form |
| 'Cocoon' co-star |
| 'Good Will Hunting' setting, for short |
| 'Major' animal |
| 'Why?' |
| Aachen article |
| Ages |
| Banquet |
| Beat |
| Better |
| Bring up |
| Bully |
| California's Santa ___ Valley |
| Came across |
| Capitol worker |
| Chain material |
| Chair designer Charles |
| Cl-, e.g. |
| Company name tag? |
| Computer application features |
| Controls |
| Cup name |
| Dictatorship |
| Doesn't stay up |
| Drink with sukiyaki, maybe |
| Edwin Drood's betrothed |
| Firedome or Adventurer |
| Gets ready for a party, perhaps |
| Going rate |
| Used too much |
| Vagabond |
| What a stocking needs |
| Words of relief |
| Yclept |
| Hammer and sickle |
| Hand-holder |
| Happening |
| Homes on wheels, briefly |
| It keeps an eye on TV |
| Item advertised in Vogue |
| Jane Fonda role |
| John Paul II, e.g. |
| Le Carré's George Smiley, e.g. |
| Lifesavers, maybe: Abbr. |
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