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New York Times crossword of August 17th, 2003 other clues
'A Treatise of Human Nature' writer
'Big' one
'Bingo!'
'Dies ___'
'Evil Woman' grp.
'I Loves You, Porgy' singer
'Laugh-In' regular on old TV
'Married filing separately' on an I.R.S. form 1040
'My Eyes Have Seen' singer
'Star Wars' and the like
'Thanks, but don't bother'
'Thumbs up' response
'Veni ...'
1980's attorney general
60's guru
Actor Keach
Agnus ___
Ambition
Ancient Brits: Var.
Annex
Apportion, with 'out'
Aurora's counterpart
Bank that may be created by the government
Beachcomber's concern
Big jet
Bow (to)
Brown & Williamson brand
Call that may complete a full count
Carbon, to a lab worker: Abbr.
Causes dissolution of cells
Certain 111-Downs
Chant
Civilization, to Hesse
Cold shoulder treatment?
Completely black, in a way
Connect with
Cook's abbr.
Cooperate with the feds, say
Cops and robbers, e.g.
Corot painting style
Creepy looks
Curved molding
Discount rack abbr.
Discriminating person
Dominates
Egyptian solar deity
Entry in a spaceship log
Fall guy?
Fashion plate
Fishing baskets
Focused (in on)
Fortuitous
From scratch
Garfield, for one
Gossips
Greek theaters
Halved
Hardly likely to streak
Have a canyonlike effect
High ball?
Hits repeatedly
Holding of land
Hollywood family
How some stocks are sold
Howard ___, 'Mayberry R.F.D.' character
In an offensive way
Intimate
It may arrive with attachments
It may be balding
Juliet, to Romeo
Kerfuffle
Kind of advice
Lady of la maison: Abbr.
Latecomer's plea
Like skin, after a facial
Like some internships, in length
Lot
Low visibility figure
LP flaw
Make advances?
Many a homestead spread
Miniseries segment
Minnesota twin?
Mojave plant
Mouth, so to speak
No longer sharp
Observer
Oktoberfest entertainers
Old 'You like it, it likes you' sloganeer
One may be picky about these
One who sings to the balcony
Outranked
Packing
Part of Florida
Pastoral sounds
Picture show?
Place with a bird's-eye view
Places with a bird's-eye view
Pub order
Québec map abbr.
R & B group with the 1991 #1 hit 'I Like the Way'
Radiance
Raipur raiment
Rat-___
Ready to read the riot act
Repeated cry while waving a hand
Reservists
Rest
Right this minute
Salt shaker?
Sculpture student's subj.
See 68-Across
Shows inconstancy
Shuts up
Skater Hughes
Skittles
Small drum
Soak
Some opening night theatergoers
Sounds of discoverers
Style
Sugar-covered nuts, bonbons, etc.
Tea time, maybe
Tempe inst.
Ticker tapes?
Tighten one's laces, say
Title woman in a Joni Mitchell song
Tucks (away)
Unconvincing
W.W. II heroes: Abbr.
Where a newspaper index often appears
Wished
With 69-Across, bygone phone message
Women's dress sizes
Word said with a slap
World Series finale
Year that Augustus exiled Ovid
Zimbabwe's capital
___ teeth

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