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| New York Times crossword of July 23rd, 2010 other clues |
| Shop-at-home method? |
| Sporcle.com feature |
| Subject of 'Eight Men Out' |
| Ted Kluszewski's team when he won the 1954 N.L. home run title |
| Tripe |
| Two-time running mate of Richard |
| Unmoved |
| Visits |
| Wasn't off one's rocker? |
| What's discarded |
| When repeated, cry often made with a hand up |
| Writer of 'Happiness, n. An agreeable sensation arising from contemplating the misery of another' |
| ___ Air (carrier to Taiwan) |
| ___ Motors |
| 'Easter, 1916' poet |
| 'I'm such a ___!' (klutz's comment) |
| 'That's ni-i-ice!' |
| '___, bro?' |
| 2002 Emmy winner for lead actress in a comedy |
| 12th Amendment concern |
| 58-Across leaders |
| Actor Auberjonois |
| Actor Herbert of the 'Pink Panther' films |
| Alternative |
| Barack Obama's mother |
| Brahms's '___ Deutsches Requiem' |
| Brogue, e.g. |
| Cell transmitters |
| Chaney Sr. or Jr. |
| Christ's visitor in a tale from 'The Brothers Karamazov' |
| Dama's title: Abbr. |
| Dangerous place to be |
| Dulcify |
| Exchanges that may come with emoticons, briefly |
| Eye, ear and nose |
| Fearsome Foursome teammate of Jones, Olsen and Lundy |
| First capital of Japan |
| First to come? |
| Fort named for a Civil War major general |
| Frank Zappa rock opera '___ Garage' |
| Gilded Age tycoon with a legendary appetite |
| Grade sch. class |
| Growing area of commerce |
| Harmless |
| Hint |
| Home of the Arch of Constantine |
| In a precarious position |
| Indicate |
| Interregnum |
| It's a start |
| Jean ___, 1969 Oscar-winning title role for Maggie Smith |
| Male sheep |
| Mass apparel |
| Matchmaker for Tevye's daughters |
| Metaphor for a flood of tears |
| Mulligan, e.g. |
| N.F.L. rushing star Peterson |
| Not working: Abbr. |
| Nub |
| One of about 14,500 in Manhattan |
| Onetime teen idol who later hosted 'Pyramid' |
| Part of a convoy |
| People born on February 29, colloquially |
| Pother |
| Ranch in the 1956 film 'Giant' |
| Scuba tank meas. |
| See 48-Across |
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