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New York Times crossword of July 7th, 2001 other clues
'Ready, ___!'
'The Experimental Novel' novelist
90° from norte
Abbr. after a name
Airport near Limerick
Anouk Aimée title role
Back
Back
Baryshnikov, by birth
Boutros's successor
Cartoon dog
Cartoon dog
Category
Category
Children's author Greenfield
Chinese dish
Chrysler Building architect William Van ___
Córdoba kinswoman
Dark times, to poets
Doll
Doll
Don't hold back
Early time
Extended opera solo
Flattens
Flattens
George W. Bush, now: Abbr.
Gershwin's 'Concerto ___'
Homeowners take them out: Abbr.
Horatian work
Horatian work
Instant, or a 1988 Whitney Houston hit
Issue
Issue
It may be used on a nail
It's active in Washington
Jesus on the field
John ___
John ___
Letter in the Daily Mirror
Loop loopers
Loop loopers
Manx tongue
Medical suffix
Medical suffix
Norse epics
Not much
Not much
Nuclear binder
One-act Strauss opera
Ophthalmology case
Outback residents
Papuan port in W.W. II fighting
Paramour of England's Charles II
Play conclusion?
Politically incorrect endings
Rap productions?
Ref. work
Relatively sharp
Religious office
See 1-Across
See 1-Across
See 48-Across
See 48-Across
Self-employed people?
Sharer's word
Sharer's word
Some muscles, informally
Spain joined it in 1986: Abbr.
They lived along the Missouri
They're used to stress
Ticking somebody off
Ties up
Ties up
Time piece?
Time piece?
Unalaska and others
Uncommitted
Very important
Waste
Waste
With 46-Down, famous provider of hospitality
With 5-Across, blow a fuse
With no break
You may be bound by it
___-American
___-American

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