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| New York Times crossword of July 10th, 2009 other clues |
| 'All done!' |
| 'C'mon, at least consider it!' |
| 1941 #1 hit for Tommy Dorsey |
| A house divided? |
| Argentine port on the Paraná |
| Bar |
| Beaus |
| Bill word |
| Block |
| Bring back on board |
| Broadcast |
| Checks |
| Chemical ending |
| Composition of some old crowns |
| Compound fractions: Abbr. |
| Connect |
| Connections |
| Dig up |
| Fawning type |
| Fiscal exec |
| Fix, as a shower stall |
| Floria ___, Puccini title role |
| Flowing forth |
| Form check box option |
| Former British mandate |
| Forum infinitive |
| Frequently exhibiting, by nature |
| Greeting with a salute |
| Happening spot |
| High |
| Housekeeper player on 'Benson' |
| Intl. trade letters |
| Intriguing bands |
| It has departments named Nord, Sud and Ouest |
| It may not have been intended |
| Kindle |
| Like bellwethers |
| Like some relations |
| Mainstay |
| Old bus maker |
| Pool regimen |
| Print maker |
| Puts (on) thickly |
| Radio figure who co-wrote 'Two Guys Four Corners' |
| Records |
| Rubber |
| See 45-Down |
| See 7-Across |
| Seizes, as an opportunity |
| Side opposite 30-Down |
| Side opposite 9-Down |
| Story-filled magazine since 1922 |
| Strikes |
| Stuck at a roast |
| The merchant of Venice |
| The Monkeemobile, e.g. |
| They may avert computer damage |
| They're irregular |
| Torturous, perhaps |
| W.W. II factory wear |
| What some maps show |
| With 41-Down, quaint sandlot game |
| ___ Games (quadrennial event) |
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