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High-heels alternatives crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of July 1st, 2012 other clues
Prelim
President who was 65-Across
Presidential daughter who was 65-Across
Punkie
Range rover
Red Cross supply
Registers
Riffraff
Sausage topper
Seabiscuit, for one
See 28-, 39-, 45-, 83-, 95- and 107-Across
Set-___
Seventh chapter
Sierra Nevada, e.g
Singer Lovett
Six Nations tribe
Some large tubes
Some slippers
Sri Lankan export
Staff
Sucker-like
Sweater style
Team owner who was 65-Across
The final Mrs. Chaplin
They might be inflated
They push things
Ticket datum
Tufted topper
Wannabe surfers
Water balloon sound
West of Nashville
What a thermometer may measure
What a thermometer measures
When sung five times, an Abba hit
Where kips are cash
Clayey deposit
Wide shoe spec
Columnist who was 65-Across
Wide-open mouth
Come to naught
Wily sort
Conclude negotiations successfully
Word with black or pack
Convoy component
Wordsworth's 'solitary Tree'
Years at the Vatican
Coolers
Yevtushenko's 'Babi ___'
Cove, e.g
___ Bay, 1898 battle site
Crowd shout
___ Valley, 2002 Winter Olympics venue
D.C. player
Deliver
Den ___, Nederland
Dish that may be smoked
Early computer
Eastern royal
Economic stat
Electrical impulse conductor in the body
Every, in an Rx
Fermented honey drink
File folder, e.g
Film canine
First National Leaguer with 500 home runs
Former financing inits
French game
Frequent
Garden chemical brand
Get off at a station
Gold Coast, today
Have ___ one's words
Heads up
Impersonated
Infuse
Initially
Interpret
Interstate sign
Iris part
It's a plus in a bank acct
Kettledrum
Kind of test
'This is dedicated to the ___ love'
Knightwear?
Lens used for close-ups
Like adversity, one hopes
'Good night, and good luck,' e.g
'Home ___'
Like some mutual funds
'I'll send an ___ to the world' (Police lyric)
'The dog ate my homework,' probably
Literary critic who was 65-Across
Literary inits
Long way to go?
'The Haj' author
Lord of the Flies
'Unfaithful' co-star, 2002
Mach3 predecessor
'Yes, I'm a Witch' singer, 1992
Magic lamp figure
10th-century Holy Roman emperor
Maytag acquisition of 2001
Act out
Meadowlands
Actress Ryder
Meander
Michigan college
Adjudge
Air show maneuver
Mint products
Anarchist Goldman
Most of a figure eight
Ancient Greek anatomist
New World monkeys
And others, in a footnote
Noted landing site
Article in Der Spiegel
Novelist who was 65-Across
Attire usually worn with slippers
Observe, in the Bible
Becomes established
One of the Estevez brothers
Bill provider
Opposite of break apart
Bird's org
Building block, of sorts
Out
Part of Tennyson's 'crooked hands'
Bundles of joy, so to speak
Pinch-hits (for)
Capital of Denmark?
Player of the younger Cunningham on 'Happy Days'
Certain belly button
Plays a siren
Chapter
Chess closing
Plenty
Powerful blows
City on the slopes of Mount Carmel

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