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New York Times crossword of August 29th, 1998 other clues
'Immaculate Conception' artist José de ___
'Roxanne' star
'You're on!'
1989 feel-good film
Acquire
Actor Mark ___-Baker
Afternoon hour
Alb coverer
Alternating work periods
Annual sports event
Annuité, par exemple
Baron of 'Der Rosenkavalier'
Certain govt. issue
Chinese leader?
Clap
Covering: Suffix
Crawl (with)
Cytoplasmic molecules
Dance technique
Debtor's woe
Defunct def. pact
Dentist's drill
Dionne Warwick's 'I ___ Little Prayer'
Dream producer of folklore
Drive-___
Enough, for some
Fit for service
Five-time Art Ross Trophy winner
Gallant
Gannon University locale
Genealogical datum: Abbr.
Gobel's 'I Married a Woman' co-star
Hofburg Palace Chapel performers
Jawaharlal's daughter
Kind of pilot
Last First Lady of the U.S.S.R.
Lighter cargo
Lumberjacks
Mib's relative
Mil. addresses
Millionaires in the making
Mussolini moniker
Novelist Chase
One with an address
Opera set in Cyprus
Opportunity
Paddle wheels' superseders
Poodle's cry
Pop music's Bananarama and Salt-N-Pepa
Puff piece?
Ranee's wrap
Richards and Miller
Ring reward
Say so
Scipio defeated him
Shoe sites
Stamp, as a document
Suffixes with consul
Swindle
Take ___ breath
They lack cutting edges
Urchins
Very early
Vice
Where Mimmsie Starr got pinched, in a Cole Porter lyric
Where work may be waiting
Whoop-dee-___

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