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'Thank You' singer, 2001 crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of July 23rd, 2002 other clues
On the ___ (bickering)
Oscar winner Paquin
Out of practice
Pac-10 team, for short
Part of a basilica
Play around (with)
Polio vaccine developer
Preakness entrant
Public square
Racer Luyendyk
Request before a click
Response to a preacher
Rise quickly
Rock concert venue
Room at San Quentin
Sask. neighbor
Screen pooch of 1939
Send via Western Union
Shamu, for one
Shortest light
Site of the Taj Mahal
Steven Bochco series
Supplies, as assistance
Takes five
Tennis judge's cry
Think the world of
Thought: Prefix
Triumphant cry
Unimpressive brain size
Unplanned
Villain in Exodus
Whiz kids
Window smasher, maybe
Winetaster's criterion
___ palm
___ podrida
1970 Kinks hit
'Great white' bird
'Mission: Impossible' assignment, maybe
'___ Gantry'
'___ Over Beethoven'
Actors Begley and Begley Jr.
Auction buy
Aviation pioneer Sikorsky
Bank statement amt.
Bill Gates, to some
Build
Captain's hook
Claim Confederate leader has varied taste?
Common refrigerant
Couch
Divvying-up process
Doesn't skimp with
Dumbfound
End of a two-part move
Entice W.W. II agents?
Eventually
Explorer Johnson
Fail to act
First name in cosmetics
German industrial region
Grad
Hamlet, in 'Hamlet'
Have a bite
Hoot at confined hooters?
Host before Carson
It's a fact
It's eye-grabbing
LAX info
Leave in a hurry
Let stand, in editorial parlance
Light brown
Makes suds
Natural gas, for one
Not just a five-minute jaunt
___ Stanley Gardner
___ suit (baggy outfit)

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