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New York Times crossword of July 6th, 2003 other clues |
'C'est la ___' |
'Do I ___ eat a peach?' |
'Doctor Zhivago' part |
'Farm' letters |
'Got milk?' request |
'McSorley's Bar' painter |
'Pretty please?' |
'Steppenwolf' author |
'The Nevadan,' e.g. |
'___ dreaming?' |
1979 hit for the Police |
A long time |
Actor Cariou |
Autobiography of a humorist's wife? |
Benefit |
Best Picture of 1988 |
Blood system |
Brewer's equipment |
Bygone suffix |
Camcorder maker |
Camel's place |
CaO |
Capt.'s direction |
Carry-on |
Cave dweller, e.g. |
Chicago's winter hrs. |
Clinton, e.g.: Abbr. |
Cobb and Hardin |
Collectible discs |
Conductor ___-Pekka Salonen |
Delia's literary sister |
Devotee |
Didn't move on |
Dines |
Discussion |
Divas have them |
Dreamy |
Drink since 1924 |
Eastern queen |
Engaged |
Engine part: Abbr. |
Filmdom's Thelma and Louise? |
Find out |
First lady's hype? |
Fit to stand trial, say |
Five years before the Battle of Hastings |
Fixes, as a pump |
French beverage |
Game name |
General ___ chicken |
Giving the best advice |
Gray tone |
Grind |
Ground, in a way |
Grub |
Have a beef? |
Head off |
High spot |
Home of Craters of the Moon Natl. Monument |
Hoops game |
Immure |
In |
Itch |
Kind of instinct |
Kind of mill |
Laura's husband in 60's TV |
Leading |
Least delayed |
Letter before ba |
Like a good-sized woods, perhaps |
Like some lab mice |
Like-minded |
Litter unit |
Little butter? |
Locks bought in a store? |
Lunch fears? |
Madhouse |
March who hosted 'The $64,000 Question' |
Marine eagle |
Means of enlightenment |
Milton, Shelley and Gray |
Modern words of encouragement |
Not by much |
Novel conclusion? |
Old letter |
Old spy grp. |
Orbit |
P.M. before Macmillan |
Papa Doc Duvalier, e.g. |
Part |
Peeping Tom |
Phone trio |
Pick, with 'for' |
Pilot's directive on takeoff |
Pinker, in a way |
Piston adjunct |
Platitude |
Polar explorer |
Preening bird, maybe |
Prefix with state |
Presidential nickname |
Promise of a good hotel? |
Rancher |
Retinue, in modern lingo |
Run |
Run off |
Said 'O-D-O-U-R,' e.g. |
Sch. on the Charles |
Sea monster |
Sentence-ending abbr. |
Skinny, dejected football player? |
Small pouch |
Snick or ___ |
Some old TV's |
Sorry |
Sp. title |
Standing |
Store convenience, for short |
Succeed through help-wanted ads |
Suffix with Capri |
Suffix with green or bean |
Sulky |
Swelling reducer |
Tailor-make |
Techie: Abbr. |
Tennis call |
The Unsers of Indy |
They're positive |
Tournament round |
Towel material |
Trattoria order |
Trousers spec |
U.S.N. grad |
When tripled, a crew member's fraternity? |
White House nickname |
Without precedent |
Work that includes a visit to the underworld |
___ pro nobis |
___ Valley, Calif. |
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