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New York Times crossword of July 24th, 2011 other clues
'Use the Force, ___'
1972 Best Actor nominee for 'The Ruling Class'
Bind
It comes out in the wash
It might be skipped
It was invaded in the War of 1812
Junk bond rating
Kind of story
Land on the Sea of Azov: Abbr.
Late bloomer
Leader exiled in 1979
Leader who said 'All reactionaries are paper tigers'
Man of mystery
Beach site, maybe
Metered praise
Metric wts.
Minute
Mosey
Mountain ridge
New York's historic ___ Library
Nobelist Walesa
Nobleman after a banquet?
Northernmost borough of London
Not much
Not settled
Noted 1991 Harvard Law grad
Nursery noise
Org. fighting pirates?
Orphan girl in Byron's 'Don Juan'
Perform Hawaiian music, say
Piece of black-market playground equipment?
Pink shade
Pitcher part
Prayer
Prefix with meter or methylene
Banks who was known as Mr. Cub
Beyond ___
Press
Purple shade
Queen's request, maybe
Reach at a lower level
Really bugged
Result of a pitch, perhaps
Rev.'s address
Rita Hayworth's femme fatale title role of 1946
Schedule opening
See 102-Down
Seldom
Shell alternative
Side in a pickup game
Side in checkers
Skin cream ingredient
Slight
Slot machine symbols, often
Smack
So-so formal dance?
Some notebook screens, for short
Some volcanoes
Something on a hog?
Sonoma neighbor
Staggering
Stalk by a stream
State symbols of North Dakota and Massachusetts
Stomach area
Stylish
Supplied, as data
Swiss quarters?
Tasseled topper
Tax lawyer's find
Thou follower?
To have, in Le Havre
Toothpaste brand once advertised as having the secret ingredient GL-70
Top of a ladder?: Abbr.
'I don't give ___!'
'Rocks'
Towel
Trolley sound
'___ tu' (Verdi aria)
Urgent transmission, for short
Urging at a birthday party
Vast, in verse
Vietnam's ___ Dinh Diem
'Uncle Moses' novelist Sholem
Way out
Went far too slowly during the 10K?
When repeated, a TV sign-off
Whiskey bottle dregs?
Winning length in a horse race
With 86-Down, what Washington purportedly could not do
Wool or cotton purchase request?
Words following see, hear and speak
'What ___?'
Wyle and Webster
Yelled initially?
___ for life
24 hrs. ago
26 of the 44 U.S. presidents: Abbr.
7'1' former N.B.A. star
Boors
Brown-___
Certain helicopter
Adds insult to injury, say
Confederate general who won at Chickamauga
Corporate shake-up, for short
Courtroom entry
Cousin of kerplunk
Crackerjack
Airlift, maybe
Cultural org.
Cuts in a cardboard container?
Deferential denial
Disgusting advice?
American-born Japanese
Distant
Doesn't stop, in a way
Effects of many waterfalls
Emoticon, e.g.
Empty
Animal with a snout
Ex-governor Spitzer of New York
Felt bad
Feminine suffix
Feudal lands
Antlered animal
Finally
Fourth notes
French first lady ___ Bruni-Sarkozy
Freud's one
Game tally: Abbr.
Heckle, e.g.
Arizona is the only state to have one
Heel
Hi-tech organizer
Hit TV show that ended in 2011
Hits and runs
Attach to
I-5 through Los Angeles, e.g.
Instruction part
Isle of the Inner Hebrides

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