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New York Times crossword of July 12th, 2001 other clues
'My stars!'
'My stars!'
'My stars!'
'My stars!'
'View of Delft' painter
'Would you look at that!'
'X-Men' creator
13-Down's output
180° from norte
1950's Hungarian premier Nagy
Account access requirement, often
Armageddon nation
Auto-stopping innovation
Bit of ocean flora
Cash source
Cheer
Cheer
Cheer
Cheer
Cleveland Indian
Coastal raptors
Coastal raptors
Coastal raptors
Coastal raptors
Computer bulletin board overseers
Concept, in Québec
Dickens, in his formative years
Egypt's Mubarak
Fall time: Abbr.
Female in la familia
Flathead Indians' home
Flout
Former blacklisting org.
I.C.U. personnel
Instructor's charge
Inventors' cries
It first aired on 8/1/81
It has its share of problems
It may lead to a pilot
Keystone figure
Knew the answer
Laptop readout
Like some furniture
Like some furniture
Like some furniture
Like some furniture
Mary Pickford title role of 1923
New York natives
Obeys
Opposite of dep.
Opposite of dep.
Opposite of dep.
Opposite of dep.
Parentheses, e.g.
Parentheses, e.g.
Parentheses, e.g.
Parentheses, e.g.
People who get rid of holes
Person who breaks down
Photocopier
Prince Valiant's son
Protected, in a way
Protected, in a way
Protected, in a way
Protected, in a way
Provides a room for, perhaps
Reckless types
Redundancies, like 20- and 50-Across and 5- and 29-Down
Resort island northeast of Sydney
Revolt leader, old-style
Scrooges
Shot fluids
Sidesplitter
Sidesplitter
Sidesplitter
Sidesplitter
Simple shelter
Simple shelter
Simple shelter
Simple shelter
Skeleton part
Skeleton part
Skeleton part
Skeleton part
Ski-___ (snowmobiles)
Slalom path
Spanish letter addenda?
Speaker part
Summer slaker
Superlatively strange
Swallow
Swallow
Swallow
Swallow
Swirl
Swirl
Swirl
Swirl
Symbols of January
Takes a load off
Takes a load off
Takes a load off
Takes a load off
Tin lizzie
Tiny Archibald
Town north of Anaheim
U.S. Constitution's first article
Up to, informally
Up to, informally
Up to, informally
Up to, informally
Vitamin regimen
___ Pedro

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