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Religion founded in Iran crossword clue
B A H A I
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| New York Times crossword of August 14th, 2011 other clues |
| 'A penny saved is ...' |
| 'Almost finished!' |
| 'Don't bite the hand ...' |
| 'Good grief!' |
| 'He who laughs last ...' |
| 'If at first you don't succeed ...' |
| 'People who live in glass houses ...' |
| 'Riddle me, riddle me ___' |
| 'Star Trek' role |
| 'Swans Reflecting Elephants' artist |
| 'That's good enough' |
| 'This ___ You're Talking To' (Trisha Yearwood song) |
| 'Where there's a will, there's ...' |
| 'Where there's smoke, there's ...' |
| 'Your Movie Sucks' writer |
| '___ me anything' |
| 2, 3, 4 or 6, for 12 |
| A star may represent it |
| Alley ___ |
| Analgesic |
| Animal with a huge yawn |
| Applied some powder to |
| Area of Venice with a famous bridge |
| August hrs. |
| Ban ___ (Kofi Annan's successor) |
| Bandleader Puente |
| Baylor's city |
| Billion: Prefix |
| Bog buildup |
| Bone-dry |
| Boulevard where Fox Studios and the Los Angeles Convention Center are located |
| Buddhist teaching |
| C-worthy |
| Certain commando |
| Chinese 'path' |
| College cheer |
| Come from ___ |
| Comet part |
| Console |
| Contraction with two apostrophes |
| Cooking pots |
| Current carrier |
| Dash |
| Departing words? |
| Despicable |
| Didn't suffer in silence |
| Director Martin |
| E-mail alternative |
| Economist Greenspan |
| Effrontery |
| Entertainment providers at a sports bar |
| Exempli gratia, e.g. |
| Fanboy's reading |
| Farm mate |
| Fights with |
| Fill |
| Flair |
| Former Yankee Martinez |
| Formula One driver Prost |
| Forward |
| Founder of United We Stand America |
| Garden support |
| Hebrew letter after koph |
| Helped in a job |
| Is sick with |
| It can make a 10 a 9 |
| It has a period of 2(pi) |
| It has banks in Switzerland |
| It might be on the road |
| It's north of Baja, informally |
| It's out of this world |
| Its highest point is Wheeler Peak: Abbr. |
| Javanese or Malay |
| John who searched for the Northwest Passage |
| Land in a river |
| Laurence who wrote 'Tristram Shandy' |
| Legend of the Himalayas |
| Like a black hole |
| Looped handles |
| Mama Cass |
| Managed |
| Material for a suit? |
| Middle Eastern salad |
| Mrs. Garrett on 'The Facts of Life' |
| Naught |
| Needle case |
| Neighborhood east of SoHo |
| New newt |
| No pressure |
| Nymph spurned by Narcissus |
| Oldest von Trapp child in 'The Sound of Music' |
| One behind the lens |
| Part of a cul-de-sac address, maybe: Abbr. |
| Part of T.A.E. |
| Partner of 43-Across |
| Partner of 74-Across |
| Party of the underworld |
| Perfect service |
| Permits |
| Places to live in the sticks? |
| Pop's ___ Tuesday |
| Port on the Gulf of Guinea |
| Prime cut |
| Protein building blocks |
| Public respect |
| Rapscallion |
| Reduces significantly |
| Relationship disparity, perhaps |
| Reposed |
| Revenue line |
| Rhododendron cousin |
| Russian council |
| Sacred city of Lamaism |
| Sante Fe-to-Denver dir. |
| Scintilla |
| Sick |
| Silly |
| Some are queens |
| Spread out |
| Step |
| Stinks to high heaven |
| Struck out |
| Stud money |
| Stupid, in Sonora |
| Suffix with robot |
| Surly manner |
| Synthesizer designer Robert |
| Title girl in a 1964 Chuck Berry hit |
| Toe woe |
| TV warrior for good |
| Wasted |
| Wasted |
| Western terminus of I-90 |
| Winery wood |
| ___ blue |
| ___ Majesty |
| ___ of roses |
| ___ Tomé |
| ___-di-dah |
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