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L A T E L A T I N
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| New York Times crossword of August 29th, 2004 other clues |
| 'Beetle Bailey' creator Walker |
| 'Cool' sum |
| 'It seems to me,' in computerese |
| 'Rock and Roll, Hoochie ___' (1974 hit) |
| 'Ta-da!' |
| 'Toodle-oo' |
| 'We know drama' sloganeer |
| '___ say!' |
| A modicum of modesty |
| Aardvark fare |
| Actor Penn |
| Adm. Zumwalt |
| Anka's '___ Beso' |
| Arm bones |
| Arm guard |
| Artist Rembrandt van ___ |
| Attach, as a patch |
| Attracts |
| Author Sholem |
| Be inclined |
| Bloviates |
| Breezes |
| Bus. card info |
| Call for |
| Chocolate substitute |
| Clink, at sea |
| Co. with a butterfly logo |
| Comics dog |
| Computer-sharing setup |
| Corroded |
| Cost for a dozen, in a phrase |
| Cry from a laggard |
| Current |
| Deliver, as music or water |
| Dived for treasure? |
| Doo-___ |
| Early education |
| Emblem of Great Britain |
| Enclosure with a MS. |
| End in ___ |
| Fall mo. |
| Fast-food franchise |
| Father ___, famous priest to lepers |
| Flier around a lighthouse |
| Flowers named for a Swedish botanist |
| Foe for El Cid |
| Folds, presses and stretches |
| Fort Bliss city |
| France of France |
| Full count |
| Gets used (to) |
| Giver (or receiver) of alimony |
| Go (for) |
| Go through again |
| Government issue, for short |
| Group of religious proselytizers |
| Gumbo pods |
| Gun |
| Had something |
| Heat in a hurry |
| How to address a lt. col.? |
| Hunk's or babe's asset |
| Info in a used car want ad |
| Information booth handout |
| It may be see-through |
| It might be put on a web site |
| It's left of F1 on a PC |
| Kid |
| Kind of show |
| King Harald's capital |
| Knitting ball |
| Like |
| Litigant |
| M.D. |
| Madame Bovary |
| Made square |
| Mai ___ (drinks) |
| Menial |
| Mies van der ___ (German-born architect) |
| Mimics |
| Misgiving |
| More than odd |
| Mudhole lover |
| Municipally partitioned |
| Natterjack |
| Not manual |
| Not natural |
| Noted company headquartered in Times Square |
| Oceans |
| Ontario is on it |
| Opera's ___ Te Kanawa |
| Parrot's cry |
| Popular alternative press magazine |
| Pretty sad |
| Printer's mistake |
| Reclined |
| Rink org. |
| Round top |
| Running-shoe maker |
| Schnozz |
| Scored very well on |
| Seat of Allen County, Kansas |
| See 112-Across |
| See 28-Across |
| See 37-Down |
| See 43-Down |
| See 70-Down |
| See 72-Across |
| See 72-Across |
| See 82-Down |
| Sell door-to-door |
| Sequel to 'Angela's Ashes' |
| Shake down |
| She played Sally in 'When Harry Met Sally ...' |
| Shootin' Annie |
| Skating jumps |
| Slice (off) |
| Some are Jewish |
| Something to see through |
| Source of ambergris |
| Spare tire |
| Streaming video maker for the Net |
| Swain |
| Tampa paper, for short, with 'The' |
| Ticked |
| Titillating |
| Too soon |
| Took first? |
| Understand now, as someone's tricks |
| Untidy one |
| Where to wear a lei, maybe |
| Wind (up) |
| Windows alternative |
| With 104-Across, despicable |
| With 15-Down, undoubtedly |
| With 2-Down, ancients |
| With 34-Across, elated |
| With 66-Across, where some hunters aim; with 75-Across, when hockey players rest |
| With 71-Down, in secret |
| With 81-Down, like some recoveries |
| ___ Minderbender, villain in 'Catch-22' |
| ___ Park, Colo. |
| ___-de-Marne (French department) |
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