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Natalie of "Today" crossword clue
M O R A L E S
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| New York Times crossword of August 20th, 2021 other clues |
| Surname of father-and-son N.B.A. coaches Paul and Stephen |
| Ear-related prefix |
| Martin who directed "Norma Rae" |
| Sickens with sweetness |
| Passing stat: Abbr. |
| Like best friends |
| Provider of inside info? |
| "Saving Private Ryan" or "Apocalypse Now" |
| Border county of New York or Pennsylvania |
| Superhero misidentification |
| Near |
| More widespread |
| Apt surname for a librarian |
| Kowtowed (to) |
| Routine part of a routine |
| Aunt in "Oklahoma!" |
| Patronizing types |
| Certain textile workers |
| 16-Across squared |
| Controls |
| Took control of |
| Hope at the Oscars, e.g. |
| Executive check |
| Half of hexadeca- |
| Who said "The greatest victory is that which requires no battle" |
| Short accompanying article |
| Joe Louis in Detroit, for one |
| A's, but not B's or C's |
| Singing and dancing, say |
| Cowboys' headgear |
| Descriptor for most scarves, but not gloves |
| Sticky sandwich, for short |
| See 22-Across |
| Words before "New York" and "Paris," in song titles |
| Salad veggie |
| Hallucinate |
| Big box store that sells boxes |
| Blood clots |
| Question of humanity that has never been answered |
| Gets through |
| Gets word |
| Ref. work that took more than 70 years to complete |
| Ravel's "Gaspard de la ___" |
| ___ for life |
| In the end |
| Off the market |
| Covers with chimney grime |
| Compliment to an outfielder |
| Excel command |
| Dramatic beginning |
| Travel item for bookworms |
| Rick Ross, Roddy Ricch and Rakim |
| French film festival fare |
| Kind of infection |
| Snacks for squirrels |
| Everyone's talking about them |
| Short, for short |
| Maybe too alert |
| Syndicate, in a way |
| Water color |
| City at one end of Lake Pontchartrain, for short |
| They can be Sapphic |
| Log time |
| Catalyzed, with "up" |
| Cubby hole? |
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