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| New York Times crossword of July 24th, 2006 other clues |
| Language suffix |
| Lenten symbol |
| Lex Luthor, for one |
| London gallery |
| Loser to Roosevelt in 1932 |
| Make over |
| Many, many |
| Mexican peninsula |
| Mover's vehicle |
| Never-before-seen |
| Nine-digit ID |
| One more time |
| One of 100 on Capitol Hill: Abbr. |
| PC storage medium |
| Period of a renter's lease |
| Prefix with classical |
| Pretends to be |
| Prince ___ Khan |
| Prosecutors, for short |
| Red ink entry |
| San ___ (Riviera resort) |
| Schlep |
| Scroll key on a computer |
| Severe |
| Shirt stiffener |
| Slightly |
| Sombrero, e.g. |
| Speechify |
| St. crossing |
| Stevie Wonder's '___ She Lovely' |
| The 'N' of N.B.A.: Abbr. |
| Tippler |
| Up in the air |
| 'Norma ___' (Sally Field film) |
| 'A burger, fries and a large Coke,' e.g. |
| 'Beloved' author Morrison |
| 'Bring ___!' |
| 'Chocolat' actress |
| 'The doctor ___' |
| 1920's musical with the sequel 'Yes, Yes, Yvette' |
| 1970 #1 hit with the lyric 'huh, yeah, What is it good for?' |
| Amount eaten |
| And so on: Abbr. |
| At a minimum |
| Attends |
| Balderdash |
| Birthplace of seven U.S. presidents |
| Blues singer James |
| Brezhnev's land, in brief |
| Bright bunch |
| Chatter |
| Conquistador's treasure |
| Corrida call |
| Cream cheese flavoring |
| Dairy case item |
| Discotheque performer |
| End of two state names |
| Extinct bird |
| Fleming who created 007 |
| For fear that |
| Former CBS anchor Rather |
| Fortuneteller's card |
| Front section of a rocket |
| Genuine |
| Get sleepy-eyed |
| Hanoi holiday |
| Haute couture icon with her own perfume |
| Hockey star Lindros |
| Hwys. |
| It might have two stars |
| King or emir: Abbr. |
| Lacking face value, as stock |
| Walking the dog and others |
| Yuletide beverage |
| ___ coming (warrants punishment) |
| ___ extra cost |
| ___ Gay (W.W. II plane) |
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