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With 45-Across, largest city in California's wine country crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 21st, 2010 other clues |
| Bibliographic abbr. |
| Brass component |
| Breadth |
| Bronzes |
| Chip or two, maybe |
| Date |
| Disaster |
| Distinct |
| Don |
| Dreamworks's first animated film |
| Editors' marks |
| End of a boast |
| Experience a mondegreen, e.g. |
| Filmdom's Willy, for one |
| Flair |
| Flirtatious one |
| French bean? |
| French bench |
| French cup |
| Full of spice |
| Genesis man |
| Gives the thumbs-up |
| Information superhighway |
| It's ultimate |
| Lacking spice |
| Like bueno but not buena: Abbr. |
| Like J in the alphabet |
| Lover's woe ... or something found, literally, in the 4th, 5th, 8th and 11th rows of this puzzle |
| Lower class in '1984' |
| Made tidy, in a way |
| Make a sweater, say |
| Manage |
| Maryland athlete, for short |
| ___ carte |
| Mess-ups |
| Metric prefix |
| Of this world |
| Painter Paul |
| Pirouette |
| Pitcher Derek |
| Place to put a bud |
| Poem with approximately 16,000 lines |
| Poet/illustrator Silverstein |
| Pretty vistas, for short |
| Protegé, for one |
| Real knee-slapper |
| Rear |
| Rip into |
| Rope for pulling a sail |
| SAT taker, e.g. |
| See 53-Down |
| Sends by UPS, say |
| Singer Jones |
| Site of some rock shows |
| Skill |
| Slow alternative to I-95 |
| Subject of many Georgia O'Keeffe paintings |
| Suffix with Brooklyn |
| Swelter |
| The Greatest |
| They're often eaten with applesauce |
| Uh-Oh! ___ (Nabisco product) |
| Video shooter, for short |
| When doubled, popular 1980s-'90s British sitcom |
| Where many a veteran has served |
| Woman's name meaning 'weary' in Hebrew |
| Word before and after 'for' |
| 'At Last' singer James |
| 'Cool beans!' |
| 'Impression, Sunrise' painter |
| 'Psst!' |
| A heap |
| Agenda unit |
| Airport info: Abbr. |
| Alexander the Great conquered it ca. 335 B.C. |
| Appendices with some studies |
| Bard's 'below' |
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