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| New York Times crossword of July 24th, 2022 other clues |
| Yankee Stadium has 24 of these |
| In the thick of |
| Org. with X-rays |
| Shape of a heron's neck |
| Bit of publicity |
| Bag for a diamond |
| Yellowfin tuna |
| Cheney and Harris, informally |
| One prone to idol thoughts |
| Marsh birds |
| Clubs often require them, for short |
| Pool locales |
| That: Sp. |
| "Never you worry" |
| Moor |
| Call into question |
| Bouquet |
| Break up clods |
| Bolívar who was known as "the Liberator" |
| Evening, to Yves |
| Reggae-like genre |
| One looking for missing persons |
| Singer White with the 1991 #1 hit "Romantic" |
| Actress de Matteo |
| Inits. on some handbags |
| Two-colored |
| Model world |
| End-of-semester form: Abbr. |
| Flick, as a cigarette, informally |
| Disappearing sculpture medium |
| Big name in jet skis |
| Gumption |
| ___ hall |
| Stylish flair |
| Square type |
| Necessities for drug approvals |
| English landing spot |
| Seat for the Queen? |
| Egyptian symbol of life |
| Stick with it! |
| John Cho's role in "Star Trek" films |
| Level |
| Spill the tea |
| Hits high notes in high places |
| Suit |
| Setting of two Shakespeare plays |
| Some coding statements |
| Edith Wharton's "ruin of a man" |
| Nautical agreement |
| Bearer of roses, maybe |
| Word with American or amber |
| Whiz |
| Aunt ___ (role on "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air") |
| Habitual fear of being exposed as a fraud |
| N.F.L. star Elliott, to fans |
| Edify |
| Rikishi's sport |
| "Don't be that ___" |
| Part of a skin-care routine |
| First pope to be called "the Great" |
| Dillydallies |
| "In Search of Lost Time" novelist |
| Aphorism that's visually depicted five times in this puzzle's grid |
| Pros with floors |
| Unit of cauliflower |
| Split, then come together? |
| Ultimate needs |
| Parched |
| Apply (to) |
| Rosebud ravager |
| Latin for "I believe" |
| Some black-and-white pictures |
| Prone to brooding, say |
| Scatters |
| Stacey of Georgia politics |
| Easternmost leg of I-90, familiarly |
| Suffix with fool or fiend |
| Opus ___ |
| Dance shoe attachments |
| Bundles |
| Put on |
| Home of the Simpson and Flanders households |
| Rocker Bob with 10 top 10 albums |
| Casper competitor |
| One side of D.C.'s Federal Triangle |
| iPhone app with a graph in its icon |
| Nail polish brand |
| It's a huge deal |
| State ___ |
| Former N.Y.C. mayor Ed |
| Actress Thurman |
| Locale for a rock climber |
| Noted shopping mecca |
| More like an empty old mansion at night, say |
| Transport on the slopes |
| Stop lying |
| Celebrity chef DiSpirito |
| Point in a network |
| Profess |
| Combines, in a way |
| Fictional documentarian from Kazakhstan |
| Provider of a ball of thread, in myth |
| Like some cars and kisses |
| ___ Club |
| Neighbor of Curaçao |
| Theater rebuke |
| Scratch (out) |
| Botch |
| You might be advised to do this for yourself |
| Memo opener, often |
| "That's rough" |
| Downwind locales for ships |
| "Now!" |
| Home of Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi |
| Spilled the tea |
| "Listen!," in León |
| Cherry and peach |
| Combined |
| "Uh-oh!" |
| Turn inside out |
| Of whom Celine Dion said "If God would have a singing voice, he must sound a lot like …" |
| ___ Schneider, winningest woman in "Jeopardy!" history |
| "___ the economy, stupid!" |
| Got together in |
| White as a sheet |
| Paul who was People magazine's 2021 Sexiest Man Alive |
| Tremendous success |
| Squawked in pain |
| Coup result |
| Member of Gen Z, jocularly |
| Busy businesswoman in a rom-com, e.g. |
| Loved |
| Title on Netflix's "Bridgerton" |
| Univ. V.I.P. |
| Any of the Uruk-hai in "The Lord of the Rings" |
| Word with half or hard |
| Fútbol cry |
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