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New York Times crossword of July 20th, 2003 other clues
'Hmm?' inducer
'Is that so?!'
'The Godfather: Part II' setting
'The Virginian' actor
1981 Moore/Minnelli film
Alice of old musicals
Amidst, briefly
Anatomical cap
Angry reaction
AOL Time Warner division
Auctioned auto, often
Aunt in 'Arsenic and Old Lace'
Bad career move
Bette's 'All About Eve' role
Bite-size snacks
Blacken
Blip displayer
Break
Bring in
Brownish yellow
Button that replaces pins
Certain hospital case
Change channels?
Cheese selections
Closings
Colts can be kept in them
Compadre of Fidel
Constitution writer
Continental divide?
Cop's hangout
Cup filler
Cutter
Daredevil Knievel
Diplomat's goal
Drills
Drove, with 'off'
Dumas swordsman
Dungeons & Dragons game co.
Electric discharges
Entertaining
Events at which people may wear gloves
Farfetched
Find for 8-Across
Finger, perhaps
Focal point
Fooled
Former union members: Abbr.
French possessive
Galatea's love
Galloping
Graybeard
Green-lit
Greeter's greeting
Groan-inducing, perhaps
Grp. famously involved in bank robberies
Hanoi holiday
Home of Vance Air Force Base
Inner sanctum
Innocent's claim
Is happy-footed
It led to ancient Rome
It may be brought to a razing
It might be shown to one who's seen it all
Jarring, musically
Jay watched by owls
Jurist Black
Kind of shot
L.B.J. or R.M.N., once
Late-marrying men
Lead-in to while
Least threatening
Lehár work
Less than right
Letter accompanier: Abbr.
Like some old alphabets
Liqueur
Look
Low-level workers?
Made
Matches, as tracks
Mdse.
Misses a fly, say
Mock, in a way
Model Campbell
Monthly bill
Most pricey
Moving
Musical piece at the end of a church service
Old blade
Paid in full
Pat
Pete Sampras, sometimes
Pitcher parts
Plains dweller
Poetic pocketful?
Queens's ___ Park
Raider?
Reason for insurance
Relax
Relaxes
Rendezvous
Royale of old autodom
Russian river
Scale mark
Sensational
Shows displeasure, in a way
Silver holder
Sinewy creatures
Some grad sch. requirements
State
Stir
Stream of literature
Sufficient, once
Suffix with Capri
Support staff: Abbr.
Tear up
The Seminoles, for short
They might cut and paste letters
They're stuck in I.C.U.'s
TREASURE HUNT STEP 1: Where to start
TREASURE HUNT STEP 2 (include black squares)
TREASURE HUNT STEP 3
TREASURE HUNT STEP 4
Treats for horses
Tritt who sang 'T-R-O-U-B-L-E'
VCR attachments
Wacko
Where cc's might be given
Word with ghost or boom
Work on tables
Worked (up)
Wrap
XXX
Yearbook sect.
___ Pieces

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