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| New York Times crossword of July 21st, 2001 other clues |
| 'All Star Revue' host of 50's TV |
| 'Love and Basketball' co-star |
| 'Swan Lake' siren |
| 61-Across, e.g. |
| A lot of talk show talk |
| Abandon |
| Abandon |
| Abandon |
| Abandon |
| Alphabet bit |
| An Indian may be in it |
| Arthur's onetime court rival |
| Artisan |
| Auto supply inventory |
| Bad-mouth |
| Bad-mouth |
| Bad-mouth |
| Bad-mouth |
| Balancing pro |
| Balancing pro |
| Balancing pro |
| Balancing pro |
| Barricade |
| Bear Stearns employees |
| Beatify |
| Beet, for one |
| Biohazard protection |
| Birds |
| Bit of instruction |
| Capitol |
| Capitol |
| Capitol |
| Capitol |
| Castilian kinsman |
| Change prices, say |
| Compartmentalized cuisine? |
| Controversial spray |
| Cook quickly, colloquially |
| First to be counted? |
| Flirts |
| Fountain near the Spanish Steps |
| German mathematician for whom a branch of geometry is named |
| Greek |
| Greek |
| Greek |
| Greek |
| Guests may do it |
| Hardly a Rambo movie |
| Holds (down) |
| Ice legend |
| Is against |
| It has many keys: Abbr. |
| Its area is about 3.7 million sq. mi. |
| Jewish ravioli |
| Like 'scaloppine' |
| Like a mean dog |
| Like Argus |
| Like some souls or words |
| Liquide vital |
| Marsannay or California Grenache |
| Member of a legendary outlaw band |
| Montreal and others |
| More fully developed |
| Most conceited |
| Newspaper div. |
| Not even |
| One might be on a crib sheet |
| Piece of silver, perhaps |
| Playbook play |
| Put on board |
| Put on board |
| Put on board |
| Put on board |
| Quarrel settler, maybe |
| Racine tragedy |
| Radio offering |
| Removed with little effort |
| Roll back, say |
| Scaloppine, usually |
| See 53-Across |
| See 53-Across |
| See 53-Across |
| See 53-Across |
| Spanish bread |
| Wealth |
| Winner of three Grammys in 1984 |
| With 23-Across, where campers eat |
| Women of the haus |
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