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New York Times crossword of August 6th, 2006 other clues
Have covered
Healthful exercise, informally
Home of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument
Honored Fr. woman
In
In excelsis ___
In place of
Interstice
Is indisposed
It maddens MADD
Italian innkeeper
Item to be checked on a census form?
Itinerary info: Abbr.
Ki ___ (Korea's legendary founder)
Knock
L.A.P.D. part
Leave a mark on
Legendary elephant eaters
Like some hair
Like some sees
Locale of Interstate H1
Loose rope fiber used as caulking
Lyon is its capital
Male issue
Manning the quarterback
Matter of aesthetics
Minor player
Minor, at law
More prone to pry
Multiplying rapidly?
Must have
Nashville nickname
Nine-digit ID issuer
Nobel-winning poet Heaney
Northern Ireland politician Paisley and others
'Zuckerman Unbound' novelist
'06 class member, e.g.
'Jenny' co-star, 1970
'Little Birds' author
'Splitting Heirs' actor
'The Quiet American' author
'___ robbed!'
4-Downs, e.g.
Abbr. after Sen. Judd Gregg's name
Antigua-to-Barbados dir.
Bird ___
Bit for an accelerator
Bulldoze
Burkina ___
Canines to beware of
Carnation or rose
Coil inventor
Touchy subject
Tourist's aid
Turkic language
Twisted letter
Under a spell
Untilled tract
Unwelcome visitor
Use as a resource
V.I.P. at V.P.I., say
Watering aid
Where Lew Alcindor played
Where people travel between poles?
Whodunit title word
With 1-Across, an agreeable guy
With great strength
Work for eds.
Yo-yo
___ B'rith
Collection of publications about historical advances?
Come back again
Competitor's dedication to hard training?
Considerably
Continuously
Contorted
Course offerer
Critic's award
Cyclades island
De ___
Decided one would
Demonstration against a Miss America pageant?
Dig
Do-do connector
Dog it
Down Under denizens
Drain of color
End of 'Lohengrin'
Fab Four forename
Fails to be
Faith of fakirs
Feudal estate
Fingerprint feature
Flash light?
Flyboys' hdqrs.
Follower of Shakespeare?
Fruity frozen treat
Garlic relative
Gibes
Good to go
Got as a result
Grant-giving grp.
Gray spray
Hairsplitter
Nose-picking and belching in the White House?
Off one's feed
One born on a kibbutz
One making calls from home
One who accidentally blurts out 'I did it!'?
Opposite of tiptoe
Org. that publishes American Hunter
Patterned after
Penguin variety
Perfume bottle
Perp prosecutors
Person who's not straight
Players for prayers
Pot-___ (French meat-and-vegetables dish)
Pow!
Put something on
Really run
Recipient of much intl. aid
Riddle-me-___
Root holders
Ruckus
Rush violently
See 131-Across
Shaded spots
Shoebox letters
Sinuous swimmer
Sister of Thalia
Some till fill
Sometime sale site
Starchy foodstuff
Stubborn sorts
Take as an affront
Taking prescription drugs, informally
Teatro alla Scala locale
Tiger Stadium's sch.

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