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| New York Times crossword of August 12th, 2007 other clues |
| 'Pride and Prejudice' beau |
| 'Should ___ acquaintance be forgot ...' |
| 'South Pacific' role |
| 'Ta-ta' |
| 'Ta-ta' |
| '___ yellow ribbon ...' |
| '___, captain!' |
| '___, captain!' |
| 1987 Kubrick film |
| A current flows into it |
| A current flows into it |
| Abbr. on Rockies skeds |
| African grassland |
| African grassland |
| Airport screening equipment |
| Alice of 'Hollywood Cavalcade' |
| Alkali in cleansers |
| Alma mater for Carol Burnett and Jim Morrison: Abbr. |
| Alma mater for Carol Burnett and Jim Morrison: Abbr. |
| Always: It. |
| Always: It. |
| Ancient theaters |
| Apple on a teacher's desk? |
| Arrivé |
| Attorney William after whom a stadium is named |
| Attorney William after whom a stadium is named |
| Base of some ethanol |
| Basic way up a slope |
| Basic way up a slope |
| Beethoven's Third |
| Biathlon needs |
| Bit of a snicker |
| Bit of a snicker |
| Bob Hoskins's role in 'Hook' |
| Body of precepts |
| Body of precepts |
| Bootlicker |
| Boring tool |
| Break-even enterprise |
| Brooke Shields movie, with 'The' |
| Burn at the end? |
| Burn at the end? |
| Caladryl: itch :: Bengay : ___ |
| Caladryl: itch :: Bengay : ___ |
| Capital of France's Aube department |
| Capital of France's Aube department |
| Carpentry byproduct |
| Centaur's head? |
| Certain girder |
| Chaim Potok novel |
| Chaim Potok novel |
| Charlotte who played Mrs. Garrett on TV |
| Charlotte who played Mrs. Garrett on TV |
| Comparable to a fiddle |
| Composer Franz |
| Composer Franz |
| Country whose leader has competed in five Winter Olympics |
| Dandelion or goldenrod, e.g. |
| Dandelion or goldenrod, e.g. |
| Dinner bun |
| Dinner bun |
| Does some file transfers |
| Does some file transfers |
| Dogie catcher |
| Dogie catcher |
| Dow product |
| Dow product |
| Egg |
| Elongated marine fish |
| Exempli gratia, e.g. |
| Family-style Asian dish |
| Family-style Asian dish |
| Fish that migrates from seawater to freshwater and back |
| Fix firmly |
| Fix firmly |
| French greeting |
| French greeting |
| French town on the Vire |
| Gaits out of the gate |
| Gaits out of the gate |
| Garden fertilizer |
| Garden fertilizer |
| Given the ax? |
| Greenish-blue |
| Had a bill, still |
| Had a bill, still |
| Hair removal site |
| Hiram Walker, for one |
| Illustrious |
| It may be waved at the Olympics |
| Its roar is worse than its bite |
| Its roar is worse than its bite |
| Jack who played a sawmill worker in 'Twin Peaks' |
| Jack who played a sawmill worker in 'Twin Peaks' |
| Jive, e.g. |
| Jive, e.g. |
| Keyboard instruments |
| Language suffix |
| Learning level |
| Learning level |
| Life ___ |
| Like a paradise |
| Little John's weapon in Robin Hood legend |
| London gallery |
| London gallery |
| Longtime Chicago mayor |
| Mid 12th-century date |
| Most base |
| Mourn audibly |
| Mourn audibly |
| Mrs. Chaplin |
| Nabisco's ___ wafers |
| Nabisco's ___ wafers |
| Neighbor of Chad |
| Nelson ___, author of 'The Man With the Golden Arm' |
| Northernmost borough of London |
| Off the injured list |
| Off the injured list |
| Old Greek market |
| One of the Spice Girls and namesakes |
| One of the Spice Girls and namesakes |
| Opinion pieces |
| Outer: Prefix |
| Outer: Prefix |
| Overdone |
| Page-turners are good ones |
| Paradise |
| Parasite |
| Part of U.R.I. |
| Partner of music |
| Partner of music |
| Perfume, in a way |
| Playmate of Piglet |
| Playmate of Piglet |
| Pound sounds |
| Pound sounds |
| Press |
| Procter & Gamble detergent |
| Procter & Gamble detergent |
| Proverbial portion |
| Province NW of Madrid |
| Quickly check (on) |
| Quickly check (on) |
| Ralph Kramden catchphrase on old TV ... and a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Response to a funny text |
| Response to a funny text |
| Root canal, in dentist-speak |
| Root canal, in dentist-speak |
| Salem-to-Portland dir. |
| Salem-to-Portland dir. |
| Santana's '___ Como Va' |
| Sculpting medium |
| See red, talk a blue streak, etc. |
| Seed cover |
| Sen. John Kerry served there |
| She wrote 'Under the Sign of Saturn' |
| She wrote 'Under the Sign of Saturn' |
| Show awe, in a way |
| Singer Sumac |
| Singer Sumac |
| Singer with the double-platinum album 'The Memory of Trees' |
| Some contraband |
| Space City baseballer |
| Space City baseballer |
| Spiritual path in Hinduism |
| Start of a referral |
| Sullen looks |
| Swedish retail giant |
| Tarot reading, crystals, spiritualism, etc. |
| Tarot reading, crystals, spiritualism, etc. |
| Tarot suit |
| The 'Claudius' in Tiberius Claudius Nero |
| The 'Claudius' in Tiberius Claudius Nero |
| They're blown in the winds |
| Tied surgically |
| Tied surgically |
| Traditional English festival |
| Traditional English festival |
| Trapper's prize |
| Trapper's prize |
| U.S.N. noncoms |
| U.S.N. noncoms |
| Underarm |
| W.W. II arena |
| W.W. II arena |
| Well-planned |
| Well-planned |
| What '[sic]' may signify |
| What '[sic]' may signify |
| Wheel on a spur |
| Where Bernard Shaw was an anchor for 21 yrs. |
| Where Bernard Shaw was an anchor for 21 yrs. |
| Work unit |
| You are: Sp. |
| Zigzag, in a way |
| Zip |
| ___-deucy (game with dice) |
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