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New York Times crossword of July 23rd, 1999 other clues
Gambling game
Good way to drive
In
Inner group
Intense
Irons and others
Kind of time: Abbr.
Lifted
Like an escapee
Like phonographs
More than content
Omega alternative
One way to stand
Orchestra member
Playwright's dream
Prefix with thermal
Prepares for a drive
Probability pioneer
Restraint
River to the Atlantic
Sets right
Smidge
Some are tropical
Some layers
Something that's combed
Spatting
Starts an occupation
They may be ornamental
This is your life
Took care of a clog, perhaps
Torture over a rack?
Triumphal entry cry
Villa d'Este city
Virgin product, sometimes
'The Big Sleep' co-star
10-time Gold Glove Award winner
Wait
1982 N.C.A.A. basketball champs
With apprehension
90 degrees
Work with lofty words
Alimony payer or receiver
___ Jahan (Taj Mahal builder)
Antiquary's acquisition
Area of chess study
Back
Baneful bunch
Base
Bath's not full enough?
Belle's companion
Bibliographical abbr.
Bid, perhaps
Boeing product
Capped part
Cleanse
Comes out with
Computer program feature
Contort
Contorts
Corp. that acquired Sheraton in 1968
Cut out
Early partner of Westinghouse
Eventually
Exit undetected
Exposes, in a way
Fabricate
Fabrication
Fall apart
Far from spare
Five-time Emmy winner
Follow

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