25 August 2010 NYT Crossword Clues

NYT Crossword Answer: 25 August 2010

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B
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A
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B
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A
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B
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A
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N
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C
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S
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C
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A
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B
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A
B
O
M
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B
15
E
L
B
A
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P
A
B
A
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G
U
M
B
O
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A
B
C
S
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A
B
B
R
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S
T
A
L
B
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A
N
S
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B
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Y
R
O
A
D
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E
B
B
S
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A
B
E
T
S
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B
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A
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R
R
I
O
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A
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B
H
O
R
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A
B
E
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N
U
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B
B
Y
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R
I
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G
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B
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Y
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N
I
B
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S
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T
A
B
O
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R
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B
O
L
O
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S
T
A
U
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B
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R
E
B
E
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C
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B
U
B
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B
O
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S
S
Y
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B
A
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B
I
E
S
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B
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R
U
S
H
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B
E
B
E
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B
E
A
R
E
R
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B
E
L
L
L
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A
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B
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S
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L
A
M
B
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U
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B
E
R
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E
L
B
O
W
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A
L
B
A
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B
I
E
N
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D
E
B
R
A
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B
E
O
N
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S
O
B
E
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S
A
A
B

Hints & Clues

Across
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Ali ___ of "The Arabian Nights" : BABA
5
French bench : BANC
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Strikebreaker : SCAB
13
Big blast maker, for short : ABOMB
15
"Able was I ere I saw ___" : ELBA
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Letters on beach lotion : PABA
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Southern cousin of bouillabaisse : GUMBO
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Basics : ABCS
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Lb. or oz., e.g. : ABBR
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Locale of Britain's first Christian martyr : STALBANS
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Subsidiary route : BYROAD
24
Flows back : EBBS
25
Helps in a bank heist, say : ABETS
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Bodega setting : BARRIO
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Not be able to stomach : ABHOR
31
Former New York mayor Beame : ABE
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Uneven, as fabric : NUBBY
34
The Beatles' "Eleanor ___" : RIGBY
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His ___ (the boss) : NIBS
40
Its beat may accompany a fife : TABOR
42
Cowboy's tie : BOLO
43
Baseball's Rusty : STAUB
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Old stringed instrument with a narrow body : REBEC
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Buddy : BUB
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Bovine nickname : BOSSY
50
Cribs hold them : BABIES
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Scrubber : BRUSH
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Neuwirth of Broadway : BEBE
55
___ of bad news : BEARER
56
Research group associated with many Nobel Prizes in Physics : BELLLABS
60
Kebab meat : LAMB
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Above, in Berlin : UBER
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Bendable body part : ELBOW
64
___ Longa, where Romulus and Remus were born : ALBA
65
Opposite of badly: Fr. : BIEN
66
Raymond's wife on "Everybody Loves Raymond" : DEBRA
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"___ your best behavior" : BEON
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Juice brand : SOBE
69
"Born from jets" sloganeer : SAAB
Down
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Pocketbooks : BAGS
2
Border on : ABUT
3
Capital of the former Belgian Congo : BOMA
4
One walking comfortably : AMBLER
5
Baked ___ : BEANS
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Priests' robes : ALBS
7
Brian Williams's network : NBC
8
Citadel, in Arabic : CASBAH
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Barbecue item : SPARERIB
10
Actor Sebastian : CABOT
11
P.L.O. bigwig Mahmoud : ABBAS
12
Shakespeare or Browning : BARD
14
Ribbon holder, maybe : BOBBIN
21
Bring ___ (cause) : ABOUT
23
___ City (Tampa neighborhood) : YBOR
26
Prohibitions : BANS
27
Before long, after "in" : ABIT
28
Sitcom with the character B.J. : REBA
29
Setting for Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose" : ABBEY
30
Part of an invitation to an imbiber : BYOB
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Beer places : BARS
35
Expanse south of Ulan Bator : GOBI
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Bawdy : BLUE
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Rowdies, in British slang : YOBS
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Beyond the city limits : SUBURBAN
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Disobedient sort : REBEL
44
Big name in speakers : BOSE
46
Sent a message before fax machines, say : CABLED
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Bougainvillea and others : SHRUBS
51
Ball girls : BELLES
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Memphis street with many jazz clubs : BEALE
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"First Blood" protagonist : RAMBO
54
Capital SSW of Basel : BERNE
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Babble : BLAB
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English broadcaster, with "the" : BEEB
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"SOS" band : ABBA
58
When doubled, a Polynesian island : BORA
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Shipboard mop : SWAB
62
Life, briefly : BIO