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Wall Street Journal crossword of July 26th, 2013 other clues
Music's Brian
Ransom delivery
New York team?
Minnesota team?
Region south of Judea
Not fer
Oceanic rings
Oktoberfest vessel
Rodenticide brand
Prefix with function or peptic
Opposing side
San Francisco team?
Pre-attack warning
Orbiting trash
Presumptive
Sch. that's home to the Miners
Orchestra section
Pamplona pronoun
Primordial goo
Peak on Armenia's coat of arms
Pulitzer-winning biographer Leon
Petty person
Punches up
Powerful economic coalition
'___ a deal!'
Approaching
'___ Mia' (Top 10 hit for Jay and the Americans)
Aquanaut's domain
16th prez
'Move ___' (Curtis Mayfield song)
Away from the storm
1980s Attorney General Edwin
'And ___ thou slain the Jabberwock?'
Bamboozle
'Double Fantasy' collaborator
'Hey, buddy...'
1990 World Series champs
'I can't choose, surprise me'
Batik artist, e.g
Abba's style
'If I Ruled the World' rapper
Battery unit
'Norma Rae' director
Adult's dozen
Bit of mendacity
'Now hold on!'
'One Word ___ Often Profaned' (Shelley poem)
Allowable
Break for bread, e.g
'Soon?' response
Bubble, essentially
Dancer's companion
Buccaneer's weapon
Fitch of Abercrombie & Fitch
Buck's counterpart
Diner brew
Bulge
Diva's wrap, perhaps
Call to the Coast Guard
Flowery
Canon component
Dress for cooking?
Canterbury can
Cardinal cap marking
Follow
DuPont's hdqrs. are there
Carillon component
Forceful fellow
Cell messenger
Easy question
Cellist awarded the U.N. Peace Medal
German painter Nolde
Chopin pieces
EMT specialty
Chopin's Waltz in ___
Gestation stations
Cleveland team?
Eng. course
Cookie with a rich chocolate layer
GPS instruction
Crime writer Buchanan
First film critic to win a Pulitzer
Crystal on CD
Graduate's affiliation
Spanish noblewoman ___ de Castro
Specialized procedures, so to speak
Shade
Stoner greeting
Strong-ox connection
Shade
Something between the lines
Singer-songwriter Laura
Tight spot for three men
Site of London's Olympic Park
Senior's bane
Timbuktu setting
Small-scale
Smoking spot in Sicily
Grammar purist's bane
Mao's mil. force
Haleakala National Park site
Hawaii's coffee belt
Kansas City team?
Hawk at an arena
HD television choice
Kisses in closings
Huggies competitor
Mastery
Larynx indicators
Match part
Illegal psychostimulant
Illegal psychostimulant
Light in the attic?
In competition
Mavericks runner
Included in an online correspondence
Light, to Livy
Indy 500 advertiser
Israeli conductor Daniel
Like slalom runs
Jackson miss
Mend
Jan. honoree
Milne marsupial
Los Angeles team?
Jargon suffix
June honoree
Many a worker
Milwaukee team?
Junk movers
To-do list marking
Top
Top-grossing film of 1975
Valium maker
VitaCraves gummy vitamins brand
Walk all over
What some teams play to
Zippy rides
___ bene

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