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| New York Times crossword of August 19th, 2020 other clues |
| With 5-Across, means of survival |
| With 9-Across, place to yacht-shop |
| With 16-Down, decisive confrontation |
| Mosque V.I.P. |
| In olden days |
| Santa Claus "flight tracker" |
| Puma competitor |
| Blue material |
| Sun Valley locale |
| One signing up |
| Judd who directed "Knocked Up" |
| Passionate sort, it's said |
| Fictional maker of earthquake pills and tornado seeds |
| It's a stretch |
| Headwear for Sikhs |
| Introduction to magic? |
| Golden god |
| Centipede producer |
| Hit's opposite |
| Place to see Warhol's "Campbell's Soup Cans" |
| See 1-Down |
| Grind |
| Book of Mormon book |
| Passing a drug test, say |
| Destroyer of the town of Nicolosi in 1669 |
| Title detective of 1970s TV |
| Actress Claire of Netflix's "The Crown" |
| Quashes |
| Apprehend |
| Hannah who wrote "The Human Condition" |
| Like most debates |
| Conveyance that may be carved |
| Crush alternative |
| The Catholic Church, informally |
| Blog post |
| Calendar spans with tildes |
| Rating for "South Park" |
| With 50-Down, athlete's intense expression |
| With 69-Across, advantage in sports |
| With 70-Across, call it a night, say |
| With 41-Across, generational sequence |
| "Sign me up" |
| Cooling off period? |
| Message with many bcc's |
| What may be tested by parking a car in Harvard Yard? |
| "Lay it ___!" |
| MDX maker |
| Lunar New Year |
| Long shot? |
| Kotb of "Today" |
| Make a big speech |
| "Yay!" |
| With 39-Down, minimize |
| Triton's domain |
| It's created by wind, rain and traffic |
| "Cheers" waitress and "Scrubs" nurse |
| With 1-Down, company named for two magazines |
| Thick noodle |
| Football analyst Tony |
| Did up |
| So-called "third stage of labor" |
| Nail (it) |
| Plenty |
| Sound from a pen |
| With 62-Down, lie motionless |
| Overnight flight |
| Small power sources |
| With 27-Down, Apple app |
| Rainforest dweller, in brief |
| Gossipy sort |
| Old memo writer |
| Standard |
| Often-misused pronoun |
| Peace sign |
| 1815 novel of romantic mis-understandings |
| With 71-Across, traveling music fan of old |
| "I'll pass" |
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