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Pride precedes it, they say crossword clue
A F A L L
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| New York Times crossword of June 14th, 2002 other clues |
| P P P |
| Perches |
| Played again |
| Polygonal projections |
| Product of evaporation |
| Proximity |
| Real-life outlaw played in film by Mick Jagger |
| Restaurant dinner host, usually |
| Shape of a certain drum |
| Short shot? |
| Show fear |
| Some Bosnians |
| Some museum workers |
| Submits |
| Survives |
| Swiss stream |
| Take care of |
| Thickness |
| Title for Sir Anthony Eden |
| Ultimate object |
| Umpire's call |
| Washed up |
| Words after 'bring' or 'in' |
| ___ nothing |
| Accompanied |
| 'Dear' ones |
| 'Duchess of ___,' Goya painting |
| 'I Ain't Marching Anymore' singer, 1965 |
| 'I've been framed!' |
| 'Who Let the Dogs Out' group, the ___ Men |
| Basis of comparison for many innovations |
| Beats badly |
| Belvedere Park locale, with 'the' |
| Breaks |
| Brunei and others |
| Bush and Clinton, once |
| Bygone money |
| Bygone money |
| Canal site |
| Chinese-American with 14 Grammys |
| Cinephile's purchase |
| Cole Porter's '___ Clown' |
| Communication without talking: Abbr. |
| Cosmetics maker ___ Laszlo |
| Cruel landlord? |
| Dava ___, author of the best seller 'Longitude' |
| Drift |
| Dwell on |
| East, in España |
| Erosion |
| Executive |
| First 'Bond girl' |
| First-rate, in British slang |
| Former Mideast inits. |
| French bean |
| Insinuation |
| Kind of curl |
| Kitty |
| Major addition? |
| Marmalade ingredient |
| Medical disappointments |
| Melody |
| Most stomach-turning |
| N.B.A., e.g.: Abbr. |
| Nets, maybe |
| One taking a shot |
| Oppressors |
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