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'No Strings Attached' band crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 29th, 2001 other clues |
| 'A pox on you!' |
| 'I ___ Walrus' |
| 'Keep it' |
| 'The Sopranos' matriarch |
| 'Yes, ___' |
| 'Yes, ___' |
| 'You're so clever' |
| '___ Death' ('Peer Gynt Suite' piece) |
| 15 ___ (tennis score) |
| 1521 visitor to Guam |
| 20-20, e.g. |
| 20-20, e.g. |
| A lot of plot |
| Are, eventually |
| Big inits. in Detroit |
| Brooding author |
| Charleston, e.g. |
| Classic Grant/ Bergman film |
| Coffee holder |
| Conductor de Waart |
| Cracked |
| Cracked |
| Dracula feature |
| El ___ (Heston role) |
| Erelong |
| Extreme suffix |
| Extreme suffix |
| Fair-hiring watchdog: Abbr. |
| Former U.S. Open champ Chris's answer to 'Who'll be tops this year?' |
| Former U.S. Open champ Martina's feeling about an icon? |
| Former U.S. Open champ Monica's cry upon seeing wooden rackets in her locker? |
| Hand: Sp. |
| Harem accessory |
| Hash ingredients |
| Hoisted, nautically |
| Hoisted, nautically |
| Hubbub |
| Hubbub |
| Hubbub |
| Hubbub |
| Island nation |
| Itinerary abbr. |
| Itinerary abbr. |
| Junkies |
| Kind of agent |
| Kind of agent |
| Kind of radio |
| Kind of radio |
| Leave 50%, maybe |
| Legal claims |
| Mars, to Uranus |
| Meter starter |
| Mid 6th-century date |
| Movement from Mozart's 'Jupiter' Symphony |
| Mud hole |
| Nodded |
| Occasional puzzle solver's action |
| One or more |
| One or more |
| Opera's La ___ |
| Part of la familia |
| Passion |
| Passion |
| Paw |
| Paw |
| Praising |
| Projection |
| Psychiatrists of old |
| Recessed area |
| Rikki-Tikki-___ |
| Rikki-Tikki-___ |
| Roughly |
| Roughly |
| Serena, to Venus |
| Shown |
| Shown |
| Singer Scaggs |
| Snake's sound |
| Some O.C.S. grads |
| Strain locus |
| Sully |
| Sully |
| Tennis call |
| Tennis call |
| They hold your horses |
| They hold your horses |
| Unique claim of the U.S. Open player whose name is hidden in 34-Across |
| Word with cake or runner |
| Worship |
| Worship |
| Wrecks |
| Wrecks |
| Yesterday, to Yves |
| Zealot's crusade |
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