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| New York Times crossword of August 11th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Ain't gonna happen' |
| 'First Take' airer |
| 'Great Dictator' player of 1940 |
| 'Liberté, ___, fraternité' (France's motto) |
| '___ again?' |
| 2.0 |
| Basis of the Doctor's adventures on 'Doctor Who' |
| Breakfast brand since 1897 |
| Call heard at Arlington |
| Carter of 'Ain't Misbehavin'' |
| Challenges for stylists |
| City immediately west of Mesa |
| Clear |
| Common sort |
| Consider a real star |
| Darling |
| David had him slain, in the Bible |
| Deep red |
| Doesn't throw the book at |
| Dragon roll ingredient |
| East or west lead-in |
| Film character who says 'E.T., stay with me' |
| Fogg of fiction |
| Grp. that frowns upon illegal checks |
| Hang on to |
| Hilarius succeeded him in A.D. 461 |
| Home to Double-A baseball's SeaWolves |
| It had an episode titled 'Little Green Men' |
| It may be ridden by kids at a carnival |
| It might be worn with short shorts |
| Knocks over |
| Language in which 'seven' is 'jet' |
| Like old records |
| Loads of investments? |
| Long of 'Alfie' |
| Look for |
| Make unclear, in a way |
| Music producer Gotti |
| Natural depression |
| Natural healer |
| Neighborhood in TV's 'Sanford and Son' |
| One of the dinosaurs upon which Godzilla is based |
| One of the Nereids |
| Onetime Mughal capital |
| Orbitz options |
| Pharmacy figure |
| Potential Air Medal recipient |
| Preparatory course? |
| Procedural bully |
| Quantity in the dairy aisle |
| Result of a perfect pitch? |
| Return from a tunnel? |
| Scammer's target |
| Scandal fodder |
| See 21-Across |
| Self-titled debut pop album of 1991 |
| Ship, to its skipper |
| Singer of the 1965 hit 'Lemon Tree' |
| Solo, in a way |
| Spectacular |
| Step up from Triple-A, with 'the' |
| Twin |
| View from the Piazzale Michelangelo |
| Wasatch Mountains resort |
| What a bouncer might bust up |
| What many stargazers wonder |
| With 48-Across, East Coast vacation spot |
| With a clean slate |
| ___ Fáil (ancient crowning stone) |
| ___ remember |
| ___ word |
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