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| New York Times crossword of July 12th, 2020 other clues |
| "The King of Latin Pop" |
| "The Tale of ___ Puddle-Duck" (Beatrix Potter children's book) |
| Give an address |
| Onscreen twins, often |
| Ruler of the afterlife, in Egyptian mythology |
| Benefit of some online purchases |
| Chore for a censor? |
| LaBelle or LuPone |
| With, at a café |
| The Cards, on scoreboards |
| Chore for a satellite TV technician? |
| Wayne's sidekick in old "S.N.L." skits |
| What a digital subscription might end |
| Current location |
| Certify formally, with "to" |
| Scientist who said "I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious" |
| Wet weather wear |
| Chore for a security guard? |
| Notch-like |
| Wildcatter's target |
| ___ Na Na |
| "Othello" setting |
| Like a list of lists of lists |
| Kristen of "Bridesmaids" |
| ___ Verde National Park |
| Having zero talent for |
| Wisconsin senator Johnson |
| Person to look out for |
| Chore for a rower? |
| "Chandelier" singer, 2014 |
| "Be honest!" |
| Hoppy medium? |
| Chore for a knight? |
| Eats daintily |
| Japanese vegetable |
| Icy moon of Jupiter |
| Author James |
| Air Force 1 maker |
| Calf-length skirt |
| Bakery enticements |
| "Come to think of it ..." |
| Proven postulate |
| Zen principle |
| Chore for a dog-walker? |
| More watered down |
| Statement before a demonstration |
| Children's author Richard |
| Insurance giant |
| It's spotted at the craps table |
| Fool, in Canadian slang |
| Chore for an N.F.L. owner? |
| Pro at deductions |
| Daughter of Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise |
| "The Princess Bride" character ___ Montoya |
| Chore for a bowling alley employee? |
| Carrying a key? |
| Forthcoming |
| Goes wild |
| Horse ___ |
| Double-black diamond section of a ski mountain, with "the" |
| With a firm grip |
| Conference attendee's clip-on |
| Tropical sorbet flavor |
| Magic, once |
| The people's choice |
| B'way posting |
| Kitty paper |
| Utah resort town |
| Fixed charge |
| Average guy |
| Abbr. on a city limits sign |
| Certain Spanish Surrealist paintings |
| Ticked off |
| Cause of a small setback |
| World's largest tennis stadium, familiarly |
| Hitting the right note |
| Common Christmas entree |
| Where Groucho, Chico and Harpo spent a night |
| Crispy cookie brand |
| Live |
| Like most modern TVs, informally |
| Judo levels |
| Coxae, familiarly |
| Most common surname in Brazil |
| Math degree |
| Former SeaWorld attraction |
| San Francisco's ___ Valley |
| Patent |
| Scattered about |
| Nintendo gaming console with a pileup of vowels |
| Tourney format, for short |
| Baked |
| Potential result of social unrest |
| ___ mess (traditional English dessert) |
| Cold and humid |
| "Germ" that's passed from one child to another |
| Heroic exploit |
| Bewitch |
| Captain with a whalebone leg |
| Bad thing for a bluffer |
| Ceremony |
| Home to the landmark Koko Crater |
| Poet ___ Scott-Heron |
| Served as |
| It's due south of Hollywood |
| Shoving match, in a way |
| Thor's father |
| Motel 6 alternative |
| Strike |
| Tops |
| Isolated team of workers, in business-speak |
| "I guess" |
| 6:00 broadcast |
| Didn't just assume |
| Noble thing |
| German exclamation |
| "That hits the spot" |
| Michelle of "Crazy Rich Asians" |
| Helmet opening |
| Scottish terrier type |
| Actor Robert of "Spenser: For Hire" |
| Eyes, informally |
| Like the rank of major general |
| Lambaste |
| Barbecue rods |
| Vessel whose name anagrams to where it might be used |
| Woods who voiced Cinderella |
| Open space in a forest |
| Snarky challenge |
| Swashbuckling Flynn |
| Like investing in a start-up |
| Loops in, in a way |
| Small cut |
| Bad fit |
| Six-pt. plays |
| Chapel Hill sch. |
| Houston sch. |
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