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| New York Times crossword of August 10th, 2008 other clues |
| Banjo supporter |
| Barbecue order |
| Beersheba's desert |
| Betray, in a way |
| Big name in baked beans |
| Black-and-white broadcast? |
| Brashares who wrote 'The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants' |
| Breakfast spot, briefly |
| Brightly colored fish |
| Butterfly relative |
| Call letters on 1970s-'80s TV |
| Cereal killer |
| Certain people buried in Westminster Abbey |
| Chance to play |
| Charon's workplace |
| Chic, in the '60s |
| Choir supports |
| Chopsticks eschewers, informally |
| Cicero or Publius |
| Command ctrs. |
| Conductors' aids |
| Couple |
| Couple |
| Cries of agony |
| Curl performer |
| Cut made by a saw |
| Dampish |
| Declaration of August 14, 1941 |
| Dimming |
| Divine epithet |
| Earsplitting |
| Egg source |
| Emulates a reporter |
| Europe's longest river |
| Not burdened by |
| Not live |
| NuGrape competitor |
| Number one |
| Off-road wheels, for short |
| Old Venetian officials |
| On a par with |
| One of an old film trio |
| Ontario, par exemple |
| Paleontologist's discovery |
| Part of some three-day weekends: Abbr. |
| Pastry shop treat |
| People who no what they like? |
| Place with an eagle's-eye view |
| Promising |
| Put the pedal to the metal |
| Quick expression of gratitude |
| Rachel Carson's sci. |
| Raspberries |
| Rather inclined |
| Razor handle? |
| Record list |
| Ringo's drummer son |
| Rock's ___ Folds Five |
| Self-titled album of 1980 |
| Single malt, for instance |
| Small songbird |
| Soda shop order |
| Someone who just got out of a long bath, facetiously |
| St. Peter, e.g.? |
| Sticking point |
| Sticks (out) |
| Stop: Abbr. |
| Styled |
| Subject of a Keats ode |
| Exchanged vows |
| Executive's extra |
| Explodes |
| Filled out |
| Former shah ___ Pahlavi |
| Freaky |
| Gets better |
| Gilberto's partner on 'The Girl From Ipanema,' 1964 |
| Gilpin of 'Frasier' |
| Grant-giving org. |
| He played 2,130 consecutive games |
| High-school gym feature |
| Hissy fit |
| Humans, e.g. |
| Ignore, as a problem |
| Infamous 1999 computer virus with a woman's name |
| International baseball powerhouse |
| Jason of 'American Pie' |
| Joule division |
| Knocker's request |
| Kona keepsake |
| Legs |
| Light shade |
| Like a butterfingers |
| Los ___ |
| Marmalade ingredients |
| Middle of summer? |
| More aloof |
| Mr. Potato Head features |
| Musician's gift |
| Nail site |
| Natty dresser |
| Neighbor of a Georgian |
| Neighbor of Oakland |
| Superman's father |
| Takes, with 'for' |
| Target, with 'on' |
| Temperaments |
| The Desi of Desilu |
| The very beginning |
| The ___ Band, with guitarist Little Steven |
| Their business is going downhill |
| They may be revolutionary |
| Turn aside |
| Unilever detergent |
| Vespasian's successor |
| Viva-voce vote |
| Way out |
| Wears out the carpet? |
| Woes, to a Yiddish speaker |
| Yossarian's tentmate, in 'Catch-22' |
| Zine |
| 'Generations of healthy, happy pets' sloganeer |
| 'Great' guy |
| 'Holy smokes!' |
| 'N.Y. State of Mind' rapper |
| 'Once ___ midnight dreary ...' |
| 'Sire' |
| 'Vissi d'arte' singer |
| 'Watermark' vocalist |
| '___ She Lovely' |
| 1967 pop sensation, with 'the' |
| 21 |
| Active leader? |
| Activity in which people get their kicks |
| Aggressively promote |
| And others, in a list |
| Anna of 'X-Men' |
| Assist in evil |
| Athos's arm |
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