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| New York Times crossword of July 8th, 2012 other clues |
| Red Scare grp |
| Relative of a harrumph |
| Require (of) |
| Sam Cooke's 'That's ___ Quit - I'm Movin' On' |
| See 77-Across |
| Slalom obstacle |
| So happy you can't see straight? |
| Some are mean |
| Some closeups |
| Spend the night |
| Spotted in the vicinity of |
| Squad cars |
| Stanford of Stanford University |
| Subject of the 19th, 24th and 26th Amendments |
| Take too much of, briefly |
| Trendy antioxidant berry |
| TWA competitor |
| Unhurried |
| Unrepeated |
| Van Gogh's 'Starry Night Over the ___' |
| Very clumsy person, in slang |
| W.W. II battle city |
| War on terror target |
| What a Latino immigrant might learn |
| When the witches in 'Macbeth' say 'Double, double toil and trouble' |
| Where 'it's fun to stay' in a 1978 hit |
| Where to enter the theater, usually |
| White, informally |
| Willing to do |
| With 67-Across, 'That's not true!' |
| Word before rip or slip |
| Words heard at a birthday party |
| Years in old Rome |
| Zither cousins |
| [This ticks me off] |
| 'Baseball Tonight' broadcaster |
| Capital city formerly behind the Iron Curtain |
| Circle above the airport? |
| Combines |
| Combines |
| Corona garnish |
| Curmudgeon |
| Deserving praise |
| Downed |
| Eastern Canadian prov |
| Ed Wood player in 'Ed Wood' |
| English county |
| Eternally |
| Fake |
| Fashionable boots |
| Filled turnovers |
| German women |
| Given a hand |
| Gives support to |
| Gleamed |
| Hair line? |
| Hardly an exercise in restraint |
| Hit Fox show |
| Home office site |
| Hose shape |
| Hostile |
| Indiana political family |
| Infielder feats: Abbr |
| It might be caught in the rain |
| It represents a 0 or 1 |
| It's a first |
| It's seen on many roadside signs |
| Jump accompanier? |
| 'Dancing with the Stars' judge Goodman |
| ___ beetle |
| 'Get Low' rapper |
| ___ party |
| 'Hmm ...' |
| 'I get your point. Jeez!' |
| 'I won't bore you with the rest' |
| 'Know ___ enemy' |
| 'Let's Get Lost' singer Baker |
| 'Sk8er ___,' 2002 top 10 hit |
| 'Steel Magnolias' actress |
| 'Sure thing' |
| 'The Office' woman |
| 'Traffic Crossing ___ Bridge' (pioneering 1888 film footage) |
| 'Yeah, right' |
| 'Your point being ...?' |
| +/- |
| Acid |
| Actor Alain |
| Airport approximation: Abbr |
| Alexander Graham Bell, by birth |
| Ancient royal symbol |
| Apt |
| Argument about a fork-tailed bird? |
| Arizona senator Jon |
| Arranged, as the hair |
| Art ___ |
| Basso Pinza |
| David Cameron's alma mater |
| Bear's cry |
| Birthday party, e.g |
| Bit of music at a music conservatory |
| Breed hatred in? |
| Building blocks |
| Bulldogs |
| Calpurnia's dream in 'Julius Caesar' and others |
| Canterbury can |
| Like pro athletes, some say |
| Like some offers |
| Like the verbs 'come' and 'go': Abbr |
| Making one's way down the corporate ladder? |
| Manager with four World Series titles |
| Marsh bird |
| Mild oaths |
| Modern marketplace |
| Nephew of Cain |
| Network with an annual awards show |
| Nickname for the Philadelphia Eagles' stadium, with 'the' |
| Not flat, say |
| Not wavy, say |
| Old Russian line |
| Old Yankee nickname |
| Get ready for a bomb, say |
| One of the five Olympic rings |
| One of two for four |
| One to consult for PC problems |
| Optima maker |
| Orange sign |
| Org. full of big shots? |
| Org. trying to clear the air? |
| Organ holder |
| Painter portrayed by Adrien Brody in 'Midnight in Paris' |
| Pal of Pooh |
| Part of an ice skate |
| Part of TBS: Abbr |
| Partners of scepters |
| Passing |
| Petro-Canada competitor |
| Pitchfork part |
| Predilection |
| QB feats |
| Read carefully |
| Really enjoy giving specifics? |
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