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___ du coeur crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of August 5th, 2007 other clues
'Anything ___?'
'Downtown' singer Clark
'Happy Days' boy
'Hold your horses!'
'Les Misérables' star, 1998
'Lonely Boy' singer/writer
'Lord, ___ long?': Isaiah
'Monster' actor, 2003
'Stop equivocating!'
'Swell!'
'The Situation Room' airer
'___ fan tutte'
'___ Wolf,' Michael J. Fox film
1970s-'80s supermodel Carangi
40 days and 40 nights event
A, in Austria
Abbr. in an apt. ad
Abbr. on top of some e-mails
Acceleration
Actor Jared
Actor Steve repeats what geezers say?
Actress Wood of 'Diamonds Are Forever'
Admits
Annual event celebrated outdoors
Architect Christopher gobbles banisters?
Australia's Northern ___: Abbr.
Bottoms
Bow site
Bubbling
Bygone monarch
Cabinet member: Abbr.
Capable of getting around, biologically
Charms
Chill in the air
Coca-Cola Co. drinks
Conversed
Copyist
Crackerjack
Croak
Cuts out
Designer Geoffrey
Disney's Captain Jack dupes church leaders?
Early 10th-century year
Ernst & Young employees, for short
Faith: Abbr.
Famed magician cheats chumps?
Familiar
Faulkner femme fatale ___ Varner
Fed. auditor
Feudal lord
Food packaging abbr.
Food writer Ruth
French silk
Freud's ego
Fund-raising letter, e.g.
Futile
Gen. Clark, informally
Go-getter
Go-___
Gourmand
Graceful trees
Guff
Hideaways
Hootchy-___
Hot flash
Household member, for short
How a rose by any other name would smell, according to Shakespeare
How a ship may be turned
Indian titles of respect
It may be behind a picket fence
Jamestown colonist
Kansas county seat on the Neosho River
Kind of exam
Kind of speculation
Kohada, on a sushi menu
Lasting marks
Lawyer Atticus avoids crazies?
Like some tires
Longtime 'All My Children' role
Lord Byron biblical drama
Manual reader
Mathematician who introduced the function symbol f(x)
Mideast capital
Musical credit
Norse deity of mischief
Not fitting
Nurse Florence sells adventures?
Ones with the motto 'North to the Future'
Overate, with 'out'
Particles in electrolysis
Payment in Monopoly
Personal offer to help
Picks up
Plantation inventory
Play opener
Prefix with 94-Down
Rapa ___ (Easter Island)
Ratiocinative
Rejections
Rejects, with 'off'
River in W.W. I fighting
Runs off (with)
School souvenir
Select
Show to a seat, briefly
Siberian
Smart ___
Smutch
Snoop ___
Some campaign expenses
Some military helicopters, familiarly
Some stereos
Sound
Static
Straits
Strip
Sue Grafton's '___ for Alibi'
Sweeping
T or F: Abbr.
Tea-growing area of the Himalayas
Title hero of a classic western
Troubadour's inspiration
Turn unpleasant
Up
Voter, e.g.
Voyagers: Suffix
Warren Commission subject
Wheat ___
Window boxes, for short?
Without exception
Word before maker or breaker
Word game popularized by James Thurber
Worked (up)
Wuss
___ apart
___ fatuus
___ Games
___ Janis, star of Broadway's 'Puzzles of 1925'
___ zoologique (French zoo)

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