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'Strangers and Brothers' writer crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of August 8th, 2006 other clues
Start of a Groucho quip
Suitcase
Sunday music book
Taproom offerings
Test model
Throat bug
Tibet's Forbidden City
Tiny jumper
Title for Louis XIV
A daredevil takes them
Tokyo, once
Toll hwy.
Tool that's swung
'Forget it!'
'Ich bin ___ Berliner'
Tyrannize
'Mazel ___!'
Walloped in the ring, for short
Western treaty grp.
Yoke wearers
'___ Rosenkavalier'
___ alcohol
Actor/director Branagh
Actress Ruby
Assented to
Ballroom dance move
Benchmark: Abbr.
Bit of kindergarten learning
Bottom line
Brian who composed the Windows 95 start-up sound
Came in first
Chapel Hill sch.
Chinese writer ___ Yutang
Churchill's 'so few': Abbr.
Collar wearer
Commercial prefix with vision
Congressional divide
Costner role in 'Dances With Wolves'
Cross inscription
D-Day campaign town
Desert bloomers
Dickens's Edwin
Did a cobbling job
Distance an arrow flies
Employment
End of the quip
Enlistee: Abbr.
Expert finish?
Feared fly
G.I.'s mail drop
Goes on the offense
Grab ___ (eat on the run)
Honey maker
Hosp. area
In need of a Band-Aid, say
Infamous Amin
Investment firm worker
Kicks, so to speak
Last of a dozen
Local bond, familiarly
Lofty lines
Make fun of
Maritime org.
Medium for a picture of Uncle Sam
More gray
Perfectly pitched
Play for time
Plumbing joint
Put on the books
Queue before U
Quip, part 2
Quip, part 3
Quip, part 4
Quip, part 5
Reactions to shocks
Religious artworks
SALT concern
Sitcom about a Texas soccer mom

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