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N. African land crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 21st, 2011 other clues |
| Courtier who invites Hamlet to fence with Laertes |
| Deceive |
| Dissolve a relationship |
| Drop the ball |
| Fax predecessor |
| Food label abbr. |
| Fortifies |
| French writer with snaky hair and a petrifying gaze? |
| Green gourd, informally |
| Hidden |
| 'Baby' singer Justin |
| 'Beat it!' |
| 'The Bridge at Narni' artist |
| 1985 N.L. M.V.P. Willie |
| 'Vive' follower |
| 'What a good boy ___!' |
| Meal preceder? |
| 29-Down, down South |
| A to Z, e.g. |
| Antelope of southern Africa |
| Australian sprinter |
| Bigwig |
| Buried treasures |
| City of 2 1/2+ million at the mouth of the Yodo River |
| Come to mind again |
| Comment preceding 'Gern geschehen' |
| Common undergrad course of study |
| Common work boot feature |
| Provoke |
| Engine type |
| Formerly, name-wise |
| From the start |
| Hoedown participant |
| Put out, with 'off' |
| Receiver of private letters?: Abbr. |
| Hoop alternative |
| Rejoice |
| Rich |
| See 27-Down |
| See 36-Across |
| In favor of the first book?: Abbr. |
| Service that requires no shoes |
| Seuss character who 'speaks for the trees' |
| Sharp put-down |
| Short jackets |
| Sportscaster Andrews |
| It's developed during training season |
| Start of a children's rhyme |
| Swerves |
| Swim |
| Joint custody parties |
| Tear |
| Three-pointers: Abbr. |
| Traditional March birthstone |
| Troubled |
| Unisphere, e.g. |
| Walgreens competitor |
| Like some bars and beaches |
| What might be a knockout? |
| With 38-Across, deli purchase ... or a description of the answer to 17-, 26-, 47- or 55-Across |
| Zombie, essentially |
| ___ Barton, first Triple Crown winner, 1919 |
| Make fast |
| ___ one |
| ___ salad |
| Marriage |
| Mech. whiz |
| Mewing passerines |
| Mom's special road-trip corn bread? |
| Compact Nissan model |
| Nada |
| Nudge |
| Obsolescent communication devices |
| One trying to shake a leg, for instance? |
| Pony players' parlor: Abbr. |
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