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New York Times crossword of August 21st, 2009 other clues
'1984' superstate dominated by Neo-Bolshevism
'Consider it done'
'Ella and ___!' (1963 jazz album)
'How rude!'
1997 Jim Carrey film
Accept, as conditions
Amigo
As bad luck would have it
Attacked
Blubber
Call on the carpet
Caspian Sea feeder
Chad Mitchell ___ (1960s folk band)
Chemical used to cure animal skins
City where French kings were crowned
Coffee-mate producer
Cuban-born jazz great Sandoval
Director of 'Meatballs' and 'Stripes'
Disappointing R.S.V.P.'s
Dreamer's opposite
Entertains
Excise via an operation
Feature of Psalm 119
First athlete to appear on the cover of Time magazine
Goes from first to third, say
Hitch
Isolated
It may get you out of a trap
It's designed for quick entrances
It's unbelievable
Jumble
Least accessible
Like pinto beans
Loose
Lowdown
More boorish
Most accessible
Mystery novel element
One hanging around med school?
One who's on the other side?
Onetime popular musician ... or a radio station where he might be heard?
Part of a caterer's display
Personal writings
Plugs
Poet Pablo Neruda, for one
Post boxes' contents
Pottery
Premonish
Rap devotee, in slang
Separate
Shows the ropes
Some retinal cells
Spur-of-the-moment
Suffix with absorb
Sweet loaf
Swimmer's sound
Switch hitter?
Tracked vehicle
TV producer Michaels
Ungentle giants
Unmake changes
Virus's need
Went on a dinner date, e.g.
What insulin regulates the metabolism of
Zither with buttons

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