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Part of a TV catchphrase from Howie Mandel crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of July 23rd, 2007 other clues
Mayberry lad
Moist, as morning grass
Music genre for Enya
New Jersey hoopsters
Nozzle site
Peacock network
Pepper's partner
Pitcher
Places to see M.D.'s in a hurry
Points on a diamond?
Put a hex on
Reef material
Rink activity
Roadies' loads
Roswell sighting
Salon sound
Santa ___ winds
Serpentine sound
Ship from the Mideast
Skin cream ingredient
Sleeveless shirts
Source of disruption to satellites
Southerner in the Civil War
Steals, with 'off'
Strained relations?
Street
Tall, skinny guy
Thesis defenses
This instant
Thus far
Toast to one's health
Traps off the coast of Maine
Turns red, perhaps
Twisted, as humor
'Little' shepherdess of children's verse
'My man!'
'Peek-___'
'Survivor' setting, sometimes
'___ you asked ...'
And others, briefly
Andean land
Andrew Carnegie corp.
Aviation pioneer Sikorsky
Bakery fixtures
Ball catcher behind a catcher
Belle of the ball
Bobby ___, the only N.H.L.'er to win the Hart, Norris, Ross and Smythe trophies in the same year
Col. Sanders's chain
Commercial cousin of crazy eights
Company behind nylon and Teflon
Corporate V.I.P.
Daredevil Knievel
Designer letters
Disobeys
Droopy-eared hounds
Fish basket
Georges who composed 'Romanian Rhapsodies'
Get-up-and-go
Goad
Gotham tabloid
Guy
Horn sound
Humiliate
Identical to
Investigator: Abbr.
Jerry Lewis telethon time
Kennel club classification
Knee-slapping goof
Letter-shaped skyscraper support
Like vegetables in salads
Los Angeles's San ___ Bay
Mantra syllables
Urns
Wash away, as soil
Whooping ___
Wide shoe spec
Yank

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