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Pulitzer Prize dramatist Tad crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 11th, 2004 other clues |
| 'Blondie' dog and others |
| 'Everything's under control' |
| 'On the house' |
| '___ hooks' (crate sign) |
| '___ well' |
| 1.85 kilometers/hour |
| 2001 Economics Nobelist Michael ___ |
| 2001 film for which Jim Broadbent was named Best Supporting Actor |
| Adoption agcy.? |
| Auto introduced in 1928 |
| Battery brand |
| Big rubber exporter |
| Buckeye sch. |
| Certain Sooner |
| Cheapen |
| Closely monitored hosp. areas |
| Cold-blooded ones |
| College units |
| Cookie holders |
| Cost |
| Cuban patriot José |
| Dallas five |
| Deadbeat |
| Deceive |
| Deep |
| Dense fog |
| Do some restaurant work |
| Dramatic procession |
| Dust picker-upper |
| Euclidean subj. |
| Farm work |
| Fathers and grandfathers |
| Fencing move |
| French schools |
| Gets the mood of |
| Go on a lucky streak |
| Goes ahead |
| Growing old |
| Gymnastics coach Karolyi |
| Have an accident with a vacuum and a household pet? |
| He has manors |
| Hogan dweller |
| Holes in the head |
| Home of the Alhambra |
| How Desi kept track of his daughter? |
| I do's, e.g. |
| IBM competitor |
| Impertinent relation? |
| Important, in a way |
| In bounds |
| In perfect condition |
| It's in a blind |
| It's in the winter air |
| It's licked on a stick |
| Its last mission was #17 |
| Kidded around |
| Kyoto treaty subj. |
| Lacy frills |
| Large pipes |
| Like some biology majors |
| Long time |
| Loughlin of 'Full House' |
| Mad ones are bad |
| Makes sacrifices on behalf of a telecommunications company? |
| Malign the labor movement? |
| Monopoly purchases |
| More highfalutin |
| Most likely to stop at a mirror |
| News subjects |
| Off one's game |
| One of Alcott's 'Little Men' |
| One ___ (kids' game) |
| Ones doing art finishing |
| Pac 10 gossip column? |
| Part of a racetrack |
| Partner of Evans in journalism |
| Pests |
| Place for rings |
| Plastic for beer bottles? |
| Popular insecticide |
| Prefix with plasm |
| Property seller |
| Psychologist Piaget |
| Puts down, in brief |
| Relative of a Winnebago |
| Relish |
| Repaired, as roads |
| Response to an awful pun made by actress York? |
| Result of a certain sacrifice, for short |
| Reward, as a dog |
| Risked a fine |
| Rock musician Brian |
| Sailboat poles |
| Secret store |
| See 44-Across |
| Semisweet sherry |
| Serving from a garçon |
| Severe form, as of an illness |
| Shooter Adams |
| Slightly sour |
| Smallville family |
| Soft stuff |
| Some Xing crossers |
| Spotted insect |
| Subj. that's for the birds |
| Submitted |
| Summons from the boss |
| Talked up |
| Taper, for short |
| Teams |
| Tennis champion Roddick |
| The 'g' in e.g. |
| U.S.N. clerk: Abbr. |
| University associated with the Carter Center |
| Untamed |
| Used as sustenance |
| Verb with thou |
| W.W. II nickname |
| Weapon handle |
| Wee ___ (small fry) |
| West ender? |
| What goes around |
| Where to get down |
| Wicked |
| With 43-Across, comic book superhero |
| Working on commission |
| Young and Simon |
| ___ Field, where the Rockies play |
| ___ Gay (W.W. II plane) |
| ___ Hari |
| ___ platter |
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