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| New York Times crossword of August 4th, 2002 other clues |
| 'Cool' ones |
| 'Ad Astra per ___' (Kansas' motto) |
| 'Battle Cry' novelist |
| 'Cheers' regular |
| 'Comin' ___ the Rye' |
| 'Goodbye' and 'amen,' usually |
| 'Master' |
| 'Soap,' for one |
| 1/2 fluid oz. |
| 1967 hit that begins 'You know that it would be untrue' |
| 52-Down gear |
| Alternative to draw |
| Antarctic penguin |
| Antipoverty agcy. |
| Archaeologist's prize |
| Argue |
| Author Marsh |
| Author Wiesel |
| Bad-mouth |
| Because |
| Beep |
| Believe |
| Big name in watches |
| Bone: Prefix |
| Bout of indulgence |
| Breaks up hurriedly |
| Brief denial |
| Brother |
| Build |
| By that reasoning |
| Cab Calloway catchphrase |
| Carlo Levi's novel town |
| CD finale? |
| Classic bank giveaway |
| Conscious |
| Cool, once |
| Lucky, so to speak |
| Magazine contents |
| Middle management title |
| Misfortunes |
| Moo ___ pork |
| More suitable for Robert Ripley |
| Morning glory aid |
| Musical comedy of 1947 |
| Myrrh, for one |
| Nags |
| Not be just warm |
| Not teetotalers |
| Number of bulbs |
| Oft-quoted athlete |
| Old agricultural letters |
| Old-fashioned 'Yippee!' |
| Open |
| Overmodest |
| Part of a jet |
| Part of a spur |
| Pear type |
| Pelts |
| Perambulates |
| Person with answers |
| Poor drainage area |
| Pounds |
| Publishers' hirees, for short |
| Pull down |
| Quickly |
| Race of Norse gods |
| Rat-___ |
| Relatives of calories: Abbr. |
| Ritz, e.g., to Brits |
| ___-cone |
| Country whose official language is Dzongkha |
| Cousin of 'Hasta luego' |
| Cup of café |
| Days ___ (business chain) |
| Desk item |
| Did not stir |
| Discern |
| Ecological group |
| English poet who wrote 'Lady Jane Grey' |
| Fast one, for short |
| Film director Hal |
| French article |
| French pal |
| Geococcyx californianus |
| Geometric sets |
| Go preceder |
| Going ___ |
| Halves |
| Harper of 'Tender Mercies' |
| Has the ingredients, with 'of' |
| Historian's interest |
| Home Depot rival |
| Inscribed stone, maybe |
| Ireland's De Valera |
| Isaac Asimov, notably |
| It's received at a warehouse |
| Italian suffix |
| K-19, for one |
| Kind of hall |
| Kind of mail |
| Lead-in to 'Five Dollars' and 'Sixpence' in song titles |
| Like a couch potato |
| Like default figures |
| Long for, with 'to' |
| Lose ignominiously, in slang |
| River to the Elbe |
| Rodeo sight |
| Roof style |
| Sad sounds |
| Sap sucker |
| Singer Lopez |
| Stiffen |
| Stravinsky ballet |
| Structural piece |
| Suffix with magnet |
| Taliban leader |
| Tea brand since 1892 |
| That, to an hombre |
| The New York Nets were its last champs: Abbr. |
| They played Ricky Nelson and Bobby Darin |
| Three-toed bird |
| Ticked off |
| Tolstoy heroine |
| Tough |
| Trafalgar Square honoree |
| Trigger, e.g. |
| Turned state's evidence |
| TV exec's work |
| Unbuilt |
| Vacationing |
| Washington or Phoenix |
| Went out |
| William Cowper composition |
| Woman in Ovid's 'Metamorphoses' |
| Word before and after 'over' |
| Word repeated in a French Hamlet's soliloquy |
| Yearn (for) |
| Yielded |
| ___ polloi |
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