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| New York Times crossword of July 4th, 2004 other clues |
| 'Ally McBeal' role |
| 'Bali ___' |
| 'Buddenbrooks' author |
| 'Exodus' role |
| 'Finished!' |
| 'Forget it!' |
| 'Like ___ out of ...' |
| 'Luncheon on the Grass' and others |
| 'Man, do ___ a drink!' |
| 'Oh, my!' |
| 'Only Time' singer |
| 'Rhinoceros' playwright |
| 'The Turtle' poet |
| '___ Freischütz' (Weber opera) |
| '___ his kiss' (1964 pop lyric) |
| + end |
| 1990's Senate majority leader |
| 1992 Wimbledon champ |
| Abridges |
| Actor Bert |
| Actress Garr |
| Airline to Sweden |
| All ___ |
| Artisan who works with metal |
| Asian new year |
| Author Calvino |
| Baryshnikov's birthplace |
| Basketball stat |
| Batter's box |
| Beach shelter |
| Bingeing |
| Black beauty |
| Bob of broadcasting |
| Botch |
| Bouquet |
| Bowl stats: Abbr. |
| Buffalo, for one |
| Calendario page |
| Came down |
| Cellist Rostropovich, to friends |
| Charge to the limit |
| China's Lao-___ |
| City in a George Strait country hit |
| City with a Volkswagen plant |
| Columbo and others: Abbr. |
| Cosmo or S.I. |
| Creepy |
| Cut up |
| Cute ___ button |
| Dick Cheney's predecessor |
| Disintegrated, as cells |
| Domino-shaped fig. |
| Dr.'s orders |
| Dragged on? |
| Drifts |
| Drollery |
| Dungeons & Dragons spellcaster |
| Eastern titles |
| Expert finish? |
| Farmers' beans |
| Fathers |
| Fills up |
| Finger |
| Flea market tag |
| Food card |
| Gel in a lab |
| Giverny summers |
| Gov. Schwarzenegger |
| Grant |
| Guitarist Allman |
| Gym bag stuff |
| Hairy Himalayan |
| Have the nerve |
| Hello and goodbye |
| Historic Virginia family |
| How jams are stored |
| How vending machines give change |
| Improvises |
| Innateness |
| Italian wine area |
| Item commissioned by George Washington |
| Jeanne ___ |
| Jiffy |
| Juggling, e.g. |
| K-12, in education |
| Kind of force |
| Laid up |
| Legendary maker of a 96-Across |
| Leopards are spotted here |
| Literary alter ego |
| Long-distance inits. |
| Lowlife? |
| Marriage, e.g. |
| Martial arts expert |
| Michelangelo works |
| Mistakenly |
| Motionless |
| Mr. Fix-It |
| National park in Newfoundland |
| Nickname in which 'A' stands for Alex |
| No longer under consideration |
| Noughts in noughts-and-crosses |
| Nutmeg State collegian |
| On |
| On one's ___ |
| On the right |
| Online commerce |
| Org. with a lab |
| P.T.A. meeting place: Abbr. |
| Part of 65-Across |
| Pastoral sound |
| Pea jackets? |
| Penpoints |
| Person who shows discrimination |
| Persona non ___ |
| Picks up? |
| Pine product |
| Polynesian carvings |
| Popular a.m. show |
| Pre-V formation |
| Prefix with center |
| Prefix with phobic |
| Prepared, as cider |
| Price abbr. |
| Pulled off |
| Pyramid scheme |
| Rainbowlike |
| Rank |
| Reagan-era program: Abbr. |
| Really bother |
| Red Cross effort |
| Ring figure |
| Rock band with an electrical name |
| Rockies resort |
| Ruler amts. |
| Scale notes |
| Scott Turow's first book |
| See 3-Down |
| See 3-Down |
| See 3-Down |
| See 45-Down |
| Setting for many a joke |
| Shiraz native |
| Sight from Bern |
| Slangy suffix |
| Solicit |
| Some foils |
| Something to exercise in |
| Spread on a dinner table |
| Square measures |
| Stars and stripes, and others |
| Starts, as a roll of film |
| Station |
| Stationed (in) |
| Storm, to a captain |
| Subject of Stefan Fatsis' book 'Word Freak' |
| Succeed |
| Tanglewood Music Festival town |
| Teasdale and Lee |
| These, to Jorge |
| Things in pots |
| Thrill to pieces |
| Till section |
| Tootsie |
| Traffic director |
| Underworld figures? |
| Unit of hope? |
| Unit of punishment |
| Varnish ingredient |
| Vest pocket |
| Vincent Lopez's theme song |
| Was idle |
| Whatsoever |
| White-collar worker |
| With 86-, 17- and 91-Down, how to 'illustrate' this puzzle |
| Yuletide cupful |
| ___ Hubbard |
| ___ upswing |
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