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Two-nation peninsula: Abbr crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 6th, 2017 other clues |
| It uses clicks in lieu of paddles |
| Last word of a fairy tale |
| Like a rainbow |
| Like most clown wigs |
| Like the Nikkei and Hang Seng indexes |
| Line of Japanese smartphones |
| Little annoyance |
| Little extra poundage |
| Look stunned |
| Lots of |
| Madrid's country, on Olympic scoreboards |
| Mark's replacement |
| Movers and shakers |
| Nursery item |
| One way to stand |
| Opening |
| Part of a golf cup |
| Part of a phone plan |
| Part of a Whopper |
| Performance that requires a lot of upper body strength |
| Physicist who won a 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom |
| Pitt of 'The Big Short' |
| Popular ice cream flavor |
| Prepare to pin the tail on the donkey, say |
| Question asked in befuddlement |
| Remove ID from, as a Facebook picture |
| S.F. winter clock setting |
| Say 'Yeah, I can make it,' say |
| Scannable symbols on store items, for short |
| Second letter before iota |
| Some airport times: Abbr |
| Source of Manchego cheese |
| Sports category prefix |
| Stripe |
| Tantrum |
| There are two, as the expression goes, in each of 16- and 55-Across |
| There's one, as the expression goes, in 5- and 27-Down |
| Traffic cone |
| Tropical houseplant |
| Two-legged stands |
| Unsuccessful draft picks, in sports lingo |
| Where one might be marooned |
| Will Smith's co-star in 1995's 'Bad Boys' |
| [Ask me what's wrong] |
| ___ fides |
| ___ Xtra (soda) |
| 'Help me, ___-Wan Kenobi. You're my only hope' |
| 'The Matrix' hero |
| 'The Two Fridas' artist |
| 13th, maybe |
| 'Whew!' |
| 'You can't have that!' |
| 2017 Best Play winner |
| Animal lovers' program |
| Approach quickly |
| Band whose name sounds like a vegetable |
| Be in development |
| Betamaxes, e.g |
| Cafe |
| Chest protector |
| Classic Britcom |
| Collection of highlights or bloopers |
| Content |
| Decepticons, in the Transformers universe |
| Decorates with some rolls, for short |
| Figure whose wings melt in the sun |
| First word of a fairy tale |
| Fish ladder site |
| Frustrated exclamation |
| Golf ___ |
| Half of a two-volume directory |
| Hamiltons |
| Have the tiller |
| Hon, modern-style |
| It often occurs following a car wash, seemingly |
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