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| New York Times crossword of August 29th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Per Ardua ad ___' (Royal Air Force motto) |
| 'Cabaret' lyricist |
| 'Conversations With God' author ___ Donald Walsch |
| 'Dónde ___ los Ladrones?' (1998 platinum album by Shakira) |
| 'Gee,' in Glasgow |
| 'Ladies and gentlemen ...,' e.g. |
| 'Sex and the City' character also known as John |
| 'Time ___' (1990s sci-fi series) |
| 'You bet!' |
| '___ a Woman?' (Sojourner Truth speech delivered in 1851 in 71-Across) |
| '___ all possible' |
| '___ moment' |
| *Age-revealing method |
| *Annual sports event since 1997 |
| *Beginning of time? |
| *Embezzlement, e.g. |
| *Harlequin romance, e.g. |
| *It's got some miles on it |
| *Kid constantly switching schools, maybe |
| *Leadfoot's downfall |
| *Party bowlful |
| *Pet shop purchase |
| *Pluto, e.g., before it was plutoed |
| *Stale air removers |
| *Supposed results of stress |
| 900 years before Queen Elizabeth was crowned |
| About |
| Actor Stephen |
| Alternative rock genre |
| Antiseptic agent |
| Around the Clock is a version of this |
| Arrive continuously |
| Atlantic City hot spot, with 'the' |
| Auditorium features |
| Isthmus |
| Kind of expression |
| Kuwaiti dignitary |
| Lesage book 'Gil ___' |
| Like aprons, at times |
| Like peacocks |
| Like villains |
| Lisa with the #1 hit 'Stay (I Missed You)' |
| Locale of an 1805 Napoleon victory |
| Low-cost, lightweight autos of the 1910s-'20s |
| Makes one |
| Many a path up a mountain |
| Matey's libation |
| Middleton who sang with Louis Armstrong |
| Mister abroad |
| Muckety-mucks |
| Musician Brian |
| Nancy Drew's beau |
| Navy, e.g. |
| Newer, as a car |
| Newswoman Logan |
| Not an imit. |
| Object |
| Online mag |
| Oscar winner for 'Life Is Beautiful' |
| Own, in the past |
| Parisian possessive |
| Part of Q.E.D. |
| Petty and Singer |
| Protuberant |
| Real cutup |
| Religious council |
| Reuters competitor |
| Rice source |
| Bagel request |
| Barks |
| Be a ___ heart |
| Biblical kingdom |
| Big name in dinnerware |
| British American Tobacco brand |
| Cable inits. for sales pitches |
| Cards once traded for Gehrigs, say |
| Carries on |
| Cell phone feature |
| Chris with the top 10 hit 'Wicked Game' |
| Citation's end |
| Cleaner, for short |
| Corrosive cleaning agents |
| Court cry |
| Cover some ground |
| Cozy spot |
| Danielle Steel novel about a European princess |
| Delicate skill |
| Derisive call |
| Donation location |
| Double ___ (Oreo variety) |
| Egyptian god of the universe |
| Elementary figure: Abbr. |
| Flair of pro wrestling |
| Foments |
| Gamble |
| Gave under pressure |
| Gymgoer's pride |
| Headless Horseman's wear |
| Highest point on the Ohio & Erie Canal |
| Hog |
| Is not as easy as it seems |
| Sensible |
| Skipping |
| Small inlet |
| Soldiers home from service, e.g. |
| Solomons |
| Some police personnel: Abbr. |
| Some World Cup cheers |
| Square |
| Squeeze (out) |
| Start of a popular children's rhyme |
| Supermarket with a red oval logo |
| Teeny-tiny |
| Temperance proponents |
| Tempo |
| The Wildcats, for short |
| They might carry babies in nappies |
| Thunderbirds' org. |
| Title dog in an Inge play |
| Von Furstenberg of fashion |
| Was two under |
| Web address |
| Went by |
| Where the limbo dance originated |
| Where the Senegal River begins |
| White wine cocktails |
| Wields |
| Wine order |
| Woolgathering |
| Words a house burglar doesn't want to hear |
| Zip |
| ___ Cong |
| ___ de cacao |
| ___ precedent |
| ___-Boy (brand of furniture) |
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