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| New York Times crossword of August 5th, 2007 other clues |
| 'Anything ___?' |
| 'Downtown' singer Clark |
| 'Happy Days' boy |
| 'Hold your horses!' |
| 'Les Misérables' star, 1998 |
| 'Lonely Boy' singer/writer |
| 'Lord, ___ long?': Isaiah |
| 'Monster' actor, 2003 |
| 'Stop equivocating!' |
| 'Swell!' |
| 'The Situation Room' airer |
| '___ fan tutte' |
| '___ Wolf,' Michael J. Fox film |
| 1970s-'80s supermodel Carangi |
| 40 days and 40 nights event |
| A, in Austria |
| Abbr. in an apt. ad |
| Abbr. on top of some e-mails |
| Acceleration |
| Actor Jared |
| Actor Steve repeats what geezers say? |
| Actress Wood of 'Diamonds Are Forever' |
| Admits |
| Annual event celebrated outdoors |
| Architect Christopher gobbles banisters? |
| Australia's Northern ___: Abbr. |
| Bottoms |
| Bow site |
| Bubbling |
| Bygone monarch |
| Cabinet member: Abbr. |
| Capable of getting around, biologically |
| Charms |
| Chill in the air |
| Coca-Cola Co. drinks |
| Conversed |
| Copyist |
| Crackerjack |
| Croak |
| Cuts out |
| Designer Geoffrey |
| Disney's Captain Jack dupes church leaders? |
| Early 10th-century year |
| Ernst & Young employees, for short |
| Faith: Abbr. |
| Famed magician cheats chumps? |
| Familiar |
| Faulkner femme fatale ___ Varner |
| Fed. auditor |
| Feudal lord |
| Food packaging abbr. |
| Food writer Ruth |
| French silk |
| Freud's ego |
| Fund-raising letter, e.g. |
| Futile |
| Gen. Clark, informally |
| Go-getter |
| Go-___ |
| Gourmand |
| Graceful trees |
| Guff |
| Hideaways |
| Hootchy-___ |
| Hot flash |
| Household member, for short |
| How a rose by any other name would smell, according to Shakespeare |
| How a ship may be turned |
| Indian titles of respect |
| It may be behind a picket fence |
| Jamestown colonist |
| Kansas county seat on the Neosho River |
| Kind of exam |
| Kind of speculation |
| Kohada, on a sushi menu |
| Lasting marks |
| Lawyer Atticus avoids crazies? |
| Like some tires |
| Longtime 'All My Children' role |
| Lord Byron biblical drama |
| Manual reader |
| Mathematician who introduced the function symbol f(x) |
| Mideast capital |
| Musical credit |
| Norse deity of mischief |
| Not fitting |
| Nurse Florence sells adventures? |
| Ones with the motto 'North to the Future' |
| Overate, with 'out' |
| Particles in electrolysis |
| Payment in Monopoly |
| Personal offer to help |
| Picks up |
| Plantation inventory |
| Play opener |
| Prefix with 94-Down |
| Rapa ___ (Easter Island) |
| Ratiocinative |
| Rejections |
| Rejects, with 'off' |
| River in W.W. I fighting |
| Runs off (with) |
| School souvenir |
| Select |
| Show to a seat, briefly |
| Siberian |
| Smart ___ |
| Smutch |
| Snoop ___ |
| Some campaign expenses |
| Some military helicopters, familiarly |
| Some stereos |
| Sound |
| Static |
| Straits |
| Strip |
| Sue Grafton's '___ for Alibi' |
| Sweeping |
| T or F: Abbr. |
| Title hero of a classic western |
| Troubadour's inspiration |
| Turn unpleasant |
| Up |
| Voter, e.g. |
| Voyagers: Suffix |
| Warren Commission subject |
| Wheat ___ |
| Window boxes, for short? |
| Without exception |
| Word before maker or breaker |
| Word game popularized by James Thurber |
| Worked (up) |
| Wuss |
| ___ apart |
| ___ du coeur |
| ___ fatuus |
| ___ Games |
| ___ Janis, star of Broadway's 'Puzzles of 1925' |
| ___ zoologique (French zoo) |
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