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New York Times crossword of July 10th, 1999 other clues
'Wishing won't make ___'
Actor Holm
Adroit
Amphilochus, in Greek legend
Office diversions
Parts to tie
Perennial Christmas gift
Pioneering film of 1940
Player in a record 75 World Series games
Polite
Possessed useful information (on)
Predecessor of an Uzi
Prefix with climate
Propensity
Prove
Public Speaking 101, e.g.
Roughly
Round numbers
Sea drifters?
Seemingly
Slow-cook, in a way
Small drum
Smooth
Some oil containers
Some payments: Abbr.
Steal
Suspension
There are more of these than Smiths or Joneses
They may be paid with interest
They often have titles
Together
Toughies
Traverse
Ukrainian geographical feature
Unexpected pitch
Willing
Word of rejection
Ancient land east of Macedonia
Antarctica's ___ Coast
Article for Mozart
Commuting option
Compete in the Winter Olympics, say
Conn of 'Benson'
Cooking utensil
Display
Formal attire
Free
Fund-raising need
Given a shot, maybe
Having great value
Hawk, e.g.
Hot
Hug
Insurable events
It often follows you
Johnston McCulley literary creation
Knowing about
Lacking value
Land of which Burns fondly wrote
Less strict
Literally, 'numbered'
Loan figure: Abbr.
Matches
Muff
Nabob
Nobility
Not justified
Noted law enforcement grp.
Writer Tarbell
Zoo feature?
___ Lingus

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