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| New York Times crossword of July 15th, 2023 other clues |
| Head of the bar? |
| Like Google searches, typically |
| Where spies work |
| Early phases |
| Question that suggests "That's crazy!" |
| Lacking |
| Meilleur ___ (French "bestie") |
| Bloody Mary request |
| A bit off, say |
| ___ Boykins, longtime N.B.A. player who stood at only 5'5" |
| Fast pace |
| English class largely unconcerned with the English? |
| They form parallel lines along the National Mall |
| Brand name associated with cups |
| Words after grace, perhaps |
| Got with |
| Some bottle openers |
| Alertness |
| Take for a spin? |
| Not just suggest |
| What might be said by successful bettors … or sesame seeds? |
| Tourist town NE of Snowbird |
| World's largest ethnic group, representing about 18% of the global population |
| Writer who collaborated with Malcolm X on his posthumous 1965 autobiography |
| Wolfgang ___, pioneer in quantum physics |
| Record label |
| Subjects of King Vajiralongkorn |
| ___-feuille (French pastry named for its layers) |
| Job actions that come with reimbursement packages, in brief |
| Crayon alternative |
| Do some modeling |
| Mailing address abbr. |
| Household sighting that one hopes is just a speck of dirt |
| Selfish sort |
| Plant genus named after the Greek goddess of nature |
| Informal adjective after "big" or "good" |
| [Gulp!] |
| Classmate, e.g. |
| Headliner |
| Where one might get into a rut |
| Way out |
| ___ one |
| "Would you look at the time!" |
| Natasha ___ ("Rocky and Bullwinkle" antagonist) |
| Buzz |
| Who's in the running? |
| Prove useful to |
| N.F.L. coach Rivera |
| Many a Mauritanian |
| Assume the spotlight |
| O.E.D. unit: Abbr. |
| Nickname that sounds like its second and third letters |
| Unimportant workers, metaphorically |
| ___ film |
| Concern for a physiognomist |
| "I get it" |
| Makes some preparations during pregnancy |
| Tech debut of 2011 |
| Milk source |
| Item that can be described by changing its last letter to a P |
| One of many produced in a particle accelerator |
| North Macedonia joined it in 2020 |
| Not supporting |
| Natural jewelry material |
| Hustler |
| Title abroad |
| Figure in the Book of Samuel |
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