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P R I M E R S
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| New York Times crossword of August 18th, 2012 other clues |
| Wear banned in many schools |
| Long reign, say |
| Looks down |
| Malcontents |
| Minimal market purchase |
| None for the money, two for the show? |
| What a host holds |
| Nonplussed |
| Novel addendum? |
| Numbskull |
| One barely riding? |
| One hard to find |
| White alternative |
| Pattern seen on a diamond |
| Peacockery displayer |
| Pitching ace? |
| Popular vacation spot, with 'the' |
| Powerful explosive |
| Youngster with disproportionately large eyes |
| Put out |
| Put out, in a way |
| Ready for publication |
| Rendering on Connecticut's state quarter |
| Rialto setting: Abbr |
| ___ Blizzard (Dairy Queen offering) |
| Sarah Palin, self-descriptively |
| Shot |
| Some bracelets |
| Some markets |
| Sonoma County winery |
| Sordid |
| Stats for DVDs |
| Stone for a Cancer, traditionally |
| Stone for a Libra, traditionally |
| Summer wear for women |
| Tap add-on |
| TravelMate notebook maker |
| Try to find out what's inside |
| Vulgarian |
| Actress De La Garza of 'Law & Order' |
| 'Plaid' and 'spunk' derive from it |
| 'The Liberty Bell' composer |
| '___ the gods would destroy ...' |
| 20- and 60-Across, e.g |
| A 1952 3-cent stamp honored her 200th birthday |
| All the best? |
| Almond, for one |
| Alternatives to Filas |
| Be dashing |
| Boozing it up |
| Butt |
| Cagney player on TV |
| Choice for a huge movie fan? |
| Contemporary of Columbus |
| Crockett Hotel's neighbor |
| Davis of 'Bubba Ho-Tep,' 2002 |
| Delay |
| Evidence of bodily harm |
| First name among exotica singers |
| Food items once called Froffles |
| Grant, in Glasgow |
| Grp. operating within a network |
| Heart-piercing figure |
| Homey |
| Husky alternatives |
| Impressionistic work? |
| Keyboardist Saunders |
| Latin word that's an anagram of 62-Across |
| Leader in music |
| Lets pass |
| Lillie with a Tony |
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