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New York Times crossword of July 10th, 2009 other clues
'All done!'
'C'mon, at least consider it!'
1941 #1 hit for Tommy Dorsey
A house divided?
Argentine port on the ParanĂ¡
Bar
Beaus
Bill word
Block
Bring back on board
Broadcast
Checks
Chemical ending
Composition of some old crowns
Compound fractions: Abbr.
Connect
Connections
Dig up
Fawning type
Fiscal exec
Fix, as a shower stall
Floria ___, Puccini title role
Flowing forth
Form check box option
Former British mandate
Forum infinitive
Frequently exhibiting, by nature
Greeting with a salute
Happening spot
High
Housekeeper player on 'Benson'
Intl. trade letters
Intriguing bands
It may not have been intended
Kindle
Like bellwethers
Like some relations
Mainstay
Old bus maker
Pool regimen
Print maker
Puts (on) thickly
Radio figure who co-wrote 'Two Guys Four Corners'
Records
Rubber
See 45-Down
See 7-Across
Seizes, as an opportunity
Side opposite 30-Down
Side opposite 9-Down
Story-filled magazine since 1922
Strikes
Stuck at a roast
The merchant of Venice
The Monkeemobile, e.g.
They may avert computer damage
They're irregular
Torturous, perhaps
W.W. II factory wear
What some maps show
With 41-Down, quaint sandlot game
With 9-Across, Missouri city whose name means 'broken heart'
___ Games (quadrennial event)

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