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NewsDay crossword of July 11th, 2021 other clues
Unwanted engine sound
Pair of sisters, say
Consumer activist Ralph
Tech teams' developments
Footnote notation
Simple earring shape
Scott who wrote ''Island of the Blue Dolphins''
Bond in a bottle
Austen heroine
Not pro-
Watery Olympic moves
Olympic event
Composer friend of George SAND
Followed orders
Min. fraction
Gruff retort
Relay finale
Big hole in the ground
Not-so-big shot
Go through
Bighorn butter
Shrill barks
Working with SANDpaper
Poetic ''previously''
Isn't oneself
Poor report card
Ferber novel
Helmets and hospital masks: Abbr.
Major figures in a field
Fix deeply
Many businesses with breakfasters
Kitten's plaything
Get off the ground
Down the road
Comics creator of enormous SANDwiches
Field judge
Cooking rod
Pollen producer
Felt regret
Oniony side dish
Came out with something
Woman on a Sistine ceiling
Person from Muscat
Shipyard center of Italy
She's not quite 20
Pals in Paris
''Nightline'' airer
SAND-filled timer
Pipe-support hardware
Old school cheer
Automated Web browser
Fair-hiring initials
Tough puzzles
Thing above a doorway
Goof-offs
Brewpub designation
Innocent victim
Threesome for Carl SANDburg
State with the 45th-highest high point
Morning hr.
State with the seventh-highest high point
Sushi seaweed
Engaged, as apron strings
Proof of innocence
Wilson married to Tom Hanks
Contemporary of Agatha and Dashiell
Half-rectangles
Insistent summons
Initial utopia
Professional trade org.
They're bigger than quibbles
Proof of a withdrawal
Verbal bully
Contented
Unselfish one
Water beside Messina
Make a mess of
Intense, as chili
What the confident have
Take __ (go swimming)
Red Halloween costume
Justice Kagan
''Kidnapped'' monogram
Feel the same way
Where rompers land in SAND
Dark purple
Bit placed in a flowerpot
Needle holes
Boxcar rider
Ends to some NFL games
Sound at sheep shearings
Hint at
Many S&L execs
Thing on a tree
Space for boat shows
Needing neatening
Talks too much
Edison's __ Park
It means ''bone''
DJIA tech company
Pointy pen part
Curly-haired ''Peanuts'' girl
Miner, on the job
Pest in a swarm
Regrettable
Gets the better of
''It was somebody else''
''American Masters'' airer
Damon or Dillon
Air pair
Escalates
Sporty Mazda
Places needing neatening
Thunderous
Rhythm in Gershwin's ''Cuban Overture''
It's spread above summer SAND
They learn by repetition
Hexes
Home in a tree
''Innovative'' prefix
Beast that sounds innovative
Feeling vexed
Last-ditch
Holder of ccs in ORs
12, for Little Leaguers
Tallest guy on coins and bills
Swag
One of the WWII Allies
Smallest number on a bingo card
Oliver Twist, e.g.
Two ways in a Frost poem
German autos
Tax-exempt bonds
Color in skyscapes
Malodorous
Rockies resort
Place to build on
Arduous activity
Rooms with Bunsen burners
Major bookcase seller
Brewpub device

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