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They all lead to Rome, in a saying crossword clue
R O A D S
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| New York Times crossword of August 6th, 2008 other clues |
| 'Santa Baby' singer, 1953 |
| 'Got it' |
| 'Il Postino' poet |
| 'Agreed!' |
| 'Night' novelist Wiesel |
| '___ blame you' |
| 15 mg. of zinc, e.g. |
| 1965 Steve McQueen title role |
| 1972 Charles Grodin film, with 'The' |
| 1984 Matt Dillon title role |
| 1984 Ralph Macchio film, with 'The' |
| A deer, a female deer |
| Agenda addition |
| Anita who was nicknamed the Jezebel of Jazz |
| Below |
| Big name in ice cream |
| Canadian lout |
| Capital on the Arabian Peninsula |
| Charles of mysteries |
| Chinese weight |
| Crossing, of a sort |
| Crucifix |
| Dijon seasons |
| Dos cubed |
| Drone, e.g. |
| Drugs, informally |
| F.D.R. creation |
| French girlfriends |
| General whose name is associated with chicken |
| Give ___ of approval |
| Hatcher of 'Desperate Housewives' |
| Have too much of, briefly |
| Henry who once headed the House Judiciary Committee |
| Homer's outcome |
| Jane who loved Rochester |
| Japan's largest active volcano |
| K-12 |
| Kayo |
| Like bread in the Lord's Prayer |
| Long, long time |
| Long-range German gun of W.W. I |
| Lose one's amateur standing |
| Lummox |
| Make sputtering mad |
| Malfoy, to Harry Potter |
| Many a Punjabi |
| Most cunning |
| Munson, Maris or Mantle |
| Murderous suffix |
| Nickname for Harry Longabaugh |
| Norms: Abbr. |
| Not yet a jr. |
| Opera about an opera singer |
| Part of Q.E.D. |
| Protein acid |
| Public health agcy. |
| Puff |
| Recommended reading for www newbies |
| Religious leader in a turban |
| Rights org. |
| Rio and Sedona |
| River of Irkutsk |
| Sainted ninth-century pope |
| San ___, Tex. |
| Setting of many a Monet painting |
| Spice Girl Halliwell |
| Stench |
| Three sheets to the wind |
| Toil (away) |
| Top status |
| Train company with a portmanteau name |
| TV viewer's vantage point |
| Way up, maybe |
| Weapon in Clue |
| Willie Mays's sobriquet |
| Word that's missing from 20-, 26-, 48- and 59-Across and 9- and 39-Down |
| ___ chart |
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