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Literary character who says 'For hate's sake, I spit my last breath at thee' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 15th, 2010 other clues |
| Member of a Latin trio |
| Mideast city that is the capital of the world in H. G. Wells's 'The Shape of Things to Come' |
| Muffin choice |
| Old TV 'Uncle' |
| One in an accelerated program? |
| Options at a gym |
| Person who doesn't know when to quit |
| Photo finish? |
| Photographer Herb |
| Places where connections are made: Abbr. |
| Popular headlights |
| River that's the site of Javert's demise in 'Les Misérables' |
| Sets in geometry |
| Shift one's focus |
| Sleep lab study |
| Small business's dream, for short |
| Some Ferraris |
| Sorry soul? |
| Sprite |
| Squarepants |
| Squelched |
| Still |
| Target, as a receiver |
| Tessellation piece |
| Thing with four digits |
| Unfirm |
| Vex |
| What for |
| ___ Day, Jan. celebration |
| 1970s supergroup, for short |
| 'Clue' actress Madeline |
| 'Der Ring des Nibelungen' war god |
| 'V' extras |
| 'What's all this?' |
| 'You know better than that!' |
| 2,100-square mile island with six volcanoes |
| After 66-Across, anonymous Valentine sender |
| After 66-Across, Batcave feature |
| After 66-Across, classic 1911 children's book, with 'The' |
| After 66-Across, election standard |
| After 66-Across, exposé subject |
| After 66-Across, marketing gimmicks |
| After 66-Across, participant in a gift-giving activity |
| After 66-Across, spy |
| Agosto to agosto |
| Artist Rembrandt van ___ |
| Bake sale container |
| Beasts of burden |
| Big PC maker |
| Boozehound |
| Certain fisher |
| Champion's shout |
| Chief Joseph ___, after whom a Maine college town is named |
| Colorful summer treat |
| Coniferous trees |
| Cormac who wrote 'No Country for Old Men' |
| Dakar's land |
| Dig up |
| Docks |
| Dosage amts. |
| Elevate |
| Football Hall-of-Famer Greasy |
| Four-time Yankee All-Star Paul |
| Gobbled |
| Hit |
| Host |
| Hot tub sound |
| Individually |
| Irish pop star |
| Janis Ian, Billy Preston and George Carlin were its first guests |
| Jiang's predecessor |
| Judicial area dealing with athletes |
| Kitchen gadget brand with a rotationally symmetric logo |
| Labor grp. |
| Lilliputian |
| Lo-___ |
| Maxim, e.g. |
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