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| New York Times crossword of July 23rd, 2014 other clues |
| 604, in old Rome |
| 'As I was saying ...' |
| '___ option ...' |
| *Crowd noise, for example |
| *Movie stand-in |
| *One's physical or emotional burdens |
| A 'little word' in charades |
| Anthony's longtime partner on satellite radio |
| Anxiety-free |
| Asset of an oceanfront home |
| Bach work |
| Benchwarmer |
| Bits in marmalade |
| Buster? |
| Certain superstore |
| Complete freedom ... and a hint to each half of the answer to each starred clue |
| Completely screw up |
| Crunchy sandwich |
| Devoid of wool, now |
| Diplomatic fig |
| End of a Greek series |
| Enjoy to the max |
| First razor with a pivoting head |
| Fr. woman with a 63-Across |
| Fragrance name that's forbidden-sounding |
| Got away from one's roots? |
| Humanoid monster of myth |
| Infatuated with |
| iPhone data: Abbr |
| It may be bid in the end |
| Jillions |
| Join, as a table |
| Keep in touch, in a way |
| Like a soufflé's texture |
| Like odor-indicating lines, in comics |
| Like some orders or tales |
| Love-letter letters |
| Mekong Valley native |
| Nile reptiles |
| Nonprofessional |
| Old Ford model |
| Pal of Pooh |
| Palindromic girl's name |
| Popular printers |
| Praiseful works |
| Promised Land, to Rastafarians |
| Shiite leader who claims direct descent from Muhammad |
| Should |
| Sign of virtue |
| Singer/songwriter Corinne Bailey ___ |
| Solution to the classic riddle 'What force or strength cannot get through, / I, with gentle touch, can do' |
| Speed Wagons of old autodom |
| Superprecise, as some clocks |
| T or F, perhaps: Abbr |
| Talkative bird |
| Tater Tots maker |
| The Brady Bill is one |
| The latest |
| Tilter's weapon |
| Tippler's account |
| Toddler's banishment to a corner, say |
| Tries for again, as an office |
| Truffle-seeking beast |
| Up to, briefly |
| Utah skiing mecca |
| Walk with an attitude |
| Water-quality org |
| What the moon does during a lunar eclipse |
| What your blood may do when you're frightened |
| Where sailors go |
| With suspicion, as a look |
| Word before set or service |
| Words after 'You can't fire me!' |
| Works of Goya, e.g |
| ZZ Top, for one |
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