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New York Times crossword of July 15th, 2014 other clues
Relief on a hot day
River through Flanders
Seat with cushions
Skye of 'Say Anything ...'
Slightly open
Slowly changes
Soak up, as gravy
Splits, as a couple
Stuffed
Suffix with lemon
Test runners
Turkic tongue
Uncooked
Valentino, e.g
Where to find a soft drink's promotional code
Winning
Word after Dead or Red
World's biggest private employer
World's most widely distributed syndicated news service
'Changed my mind' computer command
'Entertainment Tonight' host Nancy
'Livin' La ___ Loca'
'No prob'
'That's not news to me'
'Splendor in the Grass' director Kazan
'World's most admired company,' per Fortune
'___ unto him ...'
A.D. part
Aliens, for short
Andean ruminants
Cause of yawning
Combat supplies
Critical
Cybermemo
Domain
Down in the mouth
End-of-season honorees, for short
Eyelash, e.g
Fall back (on)
Fill to the gills
Fly trap
Founder of 36-Across
Founder of 47-Down
Founder of 58-Across
Founder of 6-Down
Get tangled
Ham it up
Hawk's home
Hit back?
Ignored
Italian hothead?
Just gets (by)
Loads and loads
Look after a neighbor's dog, say
Lose it
Love, to Valentino
Lover of Psyche
Lower California, informally
M.D. specialty
Macy's symbol
Many a carnival game
Many bills in tip jars
Near eternity
Obama's veep
Old name for Tokyo
Old one, in German
Olds of old
On ___ (how some pranks are done)
One may trip on it
Op-ed piece
Overly
Pops, as the question
Pre-A.D
Pre-K enrollees
Precious
Pretty tasteless food
Pub draught

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