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New York Times crossword of July 18th, 2004 other clues
'Dallas' matriarch
'Good one!'
'Oops!'
'The washday miracle' sloganeer, once
'We cannot all be masters, nor all masters / Cannot be truly 'd' speaker
'___ quote ...'
Abrogate
Actor Tognazzi of 1978's 'La Cage aux Folles'
Adroit
Affectionate, slangily
All-purpose ambiguous job recommendation
Ancient region bordering the Aegean
Barn locks?
Bop
Brilliance
Brought out
Buffet warmer
Certain navel
Chinese 'way'
CNN's Dobbs
Collar attachment
Computer key
Computer network menaces
Curve shape
Dad's bro
Dairy pitcher?
Dark area
Decorative needle case
Dirty
Double star in Orion
Early sixth-century date
Egg
Emphatic yes
Empty, as an apartment
Expresses disapproval
Extinguish
Fair-hiring letters
Family of five, say
Family-friendly card game
Fed. money overseer
Fell
Fix permanently
Flimflam
Gambit
Gin flavoring
Gives the nod
Goes out
Good-hearted soul
Greedy cry
Having eight pins, as an electrical connection
He declined the 1964 Literature Nobel
Heir, in legal terminology
Incentivize
It's surrounded by eau
Key preposition
Keys who won five Grammys for her debut album
Kind of day
Leaf feature
Least
Lets go
Letters at sea
Like some ears
Like some patio furniture
Lives
Manhattan sch.
Marks in Spanish class
Mayo, por ejemplo
Memo opener
Mercury, for one
Minolta digital camera
Miserable
Moisturizing lotion
Moor
MSN competitor
Muck
N.Y.C. cultural attraction
Nonunion employees: Abbr.
Not inclined
Not-so-straight shooter?
Notorious Amin
Novelist Fannie
Opposite of get-up-and-go
Orbit, for example
Passing concerns?: Abbr.
Photo lab abbr.
Plural suffix
Polite denial
Ponder
Power in old movies
Raccoon relative
Radiate
Really big
Recommendation for a dishonest employee?
Recommendation for an employee guilty of sexual harassment?
Recommendation for an employee who stole petty cash?
Recommendation for an employee who was chronically drunk?
Record label inits.
Records
Responded to a cattle call
Robes may touch them
Saloon floozie, slangily
Santa ___ winds
Saskatoon-to-Winnipeg dir.
Set upon
Settled
Sham
Short row
Showy flower
Silences
Smooth over
Solo
Some low-risk investments, briefly
Some lunch orders
Some Windows systems
Son of Seth
Soup choice
Specialty shoe width
Spicy cuisine
Spiral-horned antelope
Spirit
Start fishing
Stately stand
Storage problem
Surrealist Max
Targets of baking soda
Tee off
Thai currency
The Cradle of Texas Liberty
The way things stand now
Top 5 song by Sarah McLachlan
Tram loads
Trawling gear
Treasonous Aldrich
Two-time U.S. Open champ
Volkswagen model
Wallop
Went from bank to bank?
White or Red follower
___ mind

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