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| Wall Street Journal crossword of August 17th, 2012 other clues |
| Shower head? |
| Silly goose |
| Sodden |
| Steakhouse order |
| Soybean pastes |
| Since Jan. 1 |
| Sister of Lucy, Edmund and Peter in the Narnia books |
| Steinway competitor |
| Staff anew |
| Skip |
| Test run |
| Small batteries |
| Start of a brain health adage |
| They have enclosing canopies |
| Smart |
| Driver's warning |
| Editorial override |
| Like drinks garnished with umbrellas, often |
| Enigmatic feature of this puzzle's subject |
| It has juicy white flesh in a rough red shell |
| Extinguish, in a way |
| Like the German 'die' and French 'la' |
| Far from friendly |
| Jester in 'Twelfth Night' |
| London local |
| Finding from a fire investigator |
| Flute, for one |
| July 4 b'day celebrant |
| Force an astronaut feels on Earth |
| Geologic time period |
| Kin of -kin |
| Guardian spirits |
| Lug |
| H.S. lab class |
| Kin of orgs |
| Lumberjacks' contest |
| Hall's musical partner |
| Hardly reputable |
| Left on deck |
| Mag. unit |
| Hayek of 'Savages' |
| Hindu princess |
| Leg of a cycling race |
| Many an MIT grad |
| In shape |
| International pageant competitor |
| Less cowardly |
| Mark, as a survey box |
| It ends at Cairo |
| This, in Toledo |
| Work well together |
| Tiffany collectibles |
| Tony winner Hagen |
| Workout count |
| Towel tag |
| Wrinkle remover, at times |
| Tracks |
| View from the dorms |
| VIP on the Hill |
| ___ buco |
| Wages before overtime |
| Walesa's people |
| ___ Hashana |
| Warbler's gift |
| Wi-Fi alternative |
| They wear very little clothing |
| Winner of four consecutive U.S. Open titles |
| Word from a polite Parisian |
| 'No prob!' |
| 'Drinks are ___!' |
| 'Candy is dandy' poet |
| 'Baseball Tonight' network |
| Dog's chew toy |
| Do business with |
| Med. care option |
| Reach across |
| Miyazaki's medium |
| Place for a cooling pie |
| Mood lifter |
| Receiving line? |
| Platte River people |
| Muted |
| NASA buggy |
| Rip Torn's 'Men in Black' role |
| Negotiating goals |
| Polonius hid behind one in 'Hamlet' |
| Notion |
| Prophetic sort |
| On 8/21/1911 the subject (the letters dropped from the starred answers) was ___ |
| Publishing IDs |
| Palette choices |
| Punch-in-the-gut utterance |
| Philanthropist Yale |
| Racer's sponsor |
| Pitcher Saberhagen |
| Rock's Clapton |
| Ship fitted out at Palos |
| Setting for the setting of el sol |
| Rushed along |
| Rustic setting |
| *'Here's to you, Napoleon!' perhaps? |
| *Cliburn's nickname after winning the Tchaikovsky Piano Competition? |
| *Counseling offered by TV's Downey? |
| Bad-mouths |
| Birthplace of this puzzle's subject |
| *Exotic center of instinctive impulses? |
| *Public protest against Hawaiian noisemakers? |
| Baseball Hall of Famer Roush |
| Board, as a bus |
| *Pusillanimous particle? |
| *Rack's well-liked partner? |
| Believer's suffix |
| Broadway singer Linda |
| *Superego? |
| 1986 James Cameron film |
| Bellhop, at times |
| Butler's workplace |
| A-train org |
| A.L. stand-ins |
| Betrays boredom |
| Camera part |
| Advice from a pro? |
| Athlete born Edson Arantes do Nascimento |
| Bird-related: Prefix |
| Canadian physician William |
| Carrier whose name means 'skyward' |
| County meas |
| Connecticut town nicknamed 'The Submarine Capital of the World' |
| Carrying capacity |
| Cato's 210 |
| Cricket equipment |
| Conniving |
| Chopin composition |
| Colleague of Antonin, Clarence and Sonia |
| D.C.-to-Dover dir |
| Computer support pro |
| Conical quarters |
| Denim worker |
| Copying |
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