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| New York Times crossword of July 19th, 2015 other clues |
| Lament |
| Latin for 'let it stand' |
| Leave stealthily |
| Like a profile picture |
| Like some characters in 'The Hobbit' |
| Liquids that burn easily |
| Log-in requirements |
| Making a good pitch? |
| Mao ___-tung |
| Math set with an unspecified number of elements |
| Middles, in Middlesbrough |
| Middling |
| More resentful |
| Often-contracted phrase |
| Ohio senator who was one of J.F.K.'s eight 'Profiles in Courage' |
| Old frozen dinner brand |
| Old Mideast inits |
| Old White House nickname |
| One of 100 in 'The Divine Comedy' |
| One of the Mannings |
| One who comes with baggage |
| Openly expresses disapproval |
| Paradisiacal |
| Physics particles named after a James Joyce coinage |
| Piece of the pie |
| Plus other things of that sort |
| Polite Indian form of address |
| Prepared some amazing Mediterranean fruit? |
| Question asked breathlessly at a meeting |
| Really fun time |
| Reprehensible |
| Ring out |
| Road component |
| Rodin sculpture of a couple |
| Saudi neighbor |
| Scale-busting |
| Scatter |
| See 108-Across |
| Sent down the ladder |
| Shore bird |
| Skeptic's challenge |
| Something 'common' that's not always so common |
| Source of 'Vissi d'arte' |
| Strand because of cold weather, say |
| Sub (for) |
| Take on |
| Target for food |
| Tarzan's adopters |
| Thanksgiving mo. in Canada |
| The 'O' in Ogden Nash's alphabet of baseball players |
| Thinks highly of |
| Title parrot in a 1998 film |
| Travelocity option |
| Try |
| Very liberal |
| Volunteers |
| Wan |
| Warmly welcome |
| Wear one's heart on one's sleeve |
| Wii, e.g |
| With 7-Down, like some rabbits |
| Work units |
| Wrangler, for one |
| Your father's blockheadedness? |
| ___ beetle |
| ___ old thing |
| 'Belt it out, Adam!'? |
| 'I forbid you from providing special access'? |
| 'Keep up the fight' |
| 'Later!' |
| 'Oh, come on!' |
| 'Vissi d'arte,' e.g |
| 'We're done for' |
| 'You're right, though I wish you weren't' |
| '___ you embarrassed?' |
| 1,000 kilograms |
| 100 things, on average |
| 1970s-'80s Dodge |
| 2 and 3 tsps., e.g |
| A forum is for 'em |
| Advocated, as caution |
| Alternatively |
| Alternatives to commas, informally |
| Another shot |
| Astrophysicist ___ deGrasse Tyson |
| Baker |
| Beggary |
| Beige and ecru |
| Bind tightly |
| Body that's a lot thinner than it used to be |
| Border river between China and Russia |
| Breastbones |
| Cannon who married Cary Grant |
| Character seen in 'The Hobbit' |
| Cheri of 'S.N.L.' |
| Class work |
| Coin flip with a penny? |
| Common khakis go-with |
| Coney Island's ___ Park |
| Deaf person who uses speech and lip-reading |
| Delhi bread |
| Do a bad job as a watchman? |
| Do the dishes? |
| Domain of Charles V: Abbr |
| Don't do it |
| Dry forecast |
| Earned |
| Emotional problem that is surprisingly fitting? |
| Ending for many a scandal |
| Engaged in an activity |
| Evils |
| Expressions of outrage |
| Fate |
| Female counterpart of John Doe |
| Fleur-de-___ |
| Flower that symbolizes immortality |
| Football stat: Abbr |
| Formerly |
| Fun times |
| Game-winning row |
| Go (through) |
| Go to bat for someone |
| Golfer Aoki |
| Hackneyed |
| Heel |
| Herculean |
| Here, in Haiti |
| Hestia, to Artemis |
| Inflict upon |
| Injudicious |
| It comes between ads |
| It's driven through something driven |
| Keeps moist, as vegetables in a grocery store |
| Kit ___ bar |
| Knows about |
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