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July 10 2016 crossword
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Onetime Scandinavian automaker (containing the first part of the "double quote"):
SAAB
Like vindaloo:
SPICY
Golfer Palmer, to fans:
ARNIE
Health care giant:
AETNA
Disputed North Pole visitor:
BYRD
Music's Prince of Soul:
GAYE
Sir, in Surrey:
GUV
Emulate:
APE
Head guy in "Hamlet"?:
YORICK
Draw in:
ENTICE
Precious Australian exports:
OPALS
Difficult duty:
ONUS
Market problem:
PANIC
Technology eschewers:
AMISH
Not secured, as a gate:
LEFTOPEN
Reagan-era program, in brief:
SDI
Abandon détente:
REARM
Went over:
READ
Crosses the sill:
ENTERS
Pernod flavoring:
ANISE
Crowd scenes?:
RIOTS
"Woman With a Parasol" painter:
MONET
Victimizes:
PREYSUPON
Kikkoman product:
SOY
Like pets but not strays:
NAMED
2015 Oscar winner Morricone:
ENNIO
Solitary sort:
INTROVERT
Dream of many Koreans:
UNIFICATION
"Oliver!" director Reed:
CAROL
Youngest "Brady Bunch" daughter:
CINDY
"No, no, it's my treat!":
IINSIST
"___ any drop to drink": Coleridge:
NOR
"___ Fideles":
ADESTE
Senatorial vote:
YEA
"Key Largo" gangster Johnny:
ROCCO
Repent of:
RUE
Consents to:
OKS
Church group:
CHOIR
"Bearded" flower:
IRIS
Break:
REST
Time periods in a polo match:
CHUKKERS
Celebrate gloatingly:
CROW
Grown-up pullet:
HEN
Deceptive police op:
STING
U people?:
PROFS
Freight train component:
FLATCAR
Authoritarian announcements:
DECREES
Delicately applies:
DABS
Be deserving of:
EARN
Treated with a preservative, as telephone poles:
CREOSOTED
Catch something:
TAKEILL
Teen spots:
ACNE
Michael's wife in "The Godfather":
KAY
In the doldrums:
SAD
One who seems responsible but isn't:
SCAPEGOAT
Faux sophistication:
AIRS
Slam:
DIS
Golden calf's maker:
AARON
Birds with throat pouches:
PELICANS
Reform Party founder:
PEROT
"Idylls of the King" woman:
ENID
Shaver:
LAD
Comp-sci acronym:
ASCII
Without a date:
STAG
Steep:
BREW
Sitcom whose title character was Fran Fine:
THENANNY
Explicitly:
TOWIT
Med. care options:
HMOS
Perfumery oils:
ATTARS
___ Villa (English football club):
ASTON
___-Cat:
SNO
First secretary of homeland security:
TOMRIDGE
Like major generals:
TWOSTAR
Tank tops?:
GASCAPS
Pushes:
GOADS
Nonhuman 1930s film star:
ASTA
Make noise while asleep:
SAWWOOD
Draft picks:
ALES
Corresponding expense?:
POSTAGE
Gun full of blanks, maybe:
PROP
First-chair violinist, perhaps:
SOLOIST
Shirt ornament:
STUD
Person with an account:
NARRATOR
Fanta competitor:
NEHI
Quarters:
AREAS
Record label owned by Sony:
RCA
Political org. dating to 1854:
GOP
As soon as:
ONCE
Fires (up):
PEPS
Bear witness:
ATTEST
"We are always the same ___ inside": Gertrude Stein:
AGE
Painkiller first sold in 1950:
PERCODAN
Nth degree?:
PHD
Unable to continue:
DONE
Place for a throne:
DAIS
Nameless network user:
GUEST
Some dumps:
ASHHEAPS
It's all downhill from here:
ACME
"I feel that way, too":
SAMEHERE
Image Awards org.:
NAACP
Hairsplitter's objection:
NIT
Hall of announcing:
EDD
Pan's home, in myth:
ARCADIA
Storm shower?:
RADAR
Minority branch of Islam:
SHIITES
"Homeland" network, for short:
SHO
Darling:
HON
Longtime Texas politico Phil:
GRAMM
Take a turn for the worse:
GOSOUR
Free throws, e.g.:
SETSHOTS
High rollers?:
ELS
Add color to, in a way:
TIEDYE
Lead-in to -itis:
SENIOR
___ horn:
ALTO
It may contain bugs:
AMBER
Football Hall-of-Famer Bobby:
LAYNE
Private meeting:
TRYST
Judges to be:
DEEMS
Mazda two-seater:
MIATA
Fully enjoy:
SAVOR
Use as a bed:
LIEON
Mom-to-aunt term:
SIS
[Bo-o-oring!]:
SNORE
Harden:
INURE
Underworld figure:
SATAN
Actress Mason:
MARSHA
Vietnam War copter:
HUEY
Journalist/columnist Carl:
HIAASEN
"___ Flux" (1990s animated series):
AEON
France : madame :: Italy : ___:
DONNA
Cotillion attendee:
DEB
Horatian collection:
ODES
Request for permission:
BYYOURLEAVE
Put:
LAY
Showing few lights, as cities during W.W. II:
DIMMEDOUT
"Gone With the Wind" studio:
MGM
Verdi's "O patria ___":
MIA
Follow:
ENSUE
Beeper from "a long time ago," informally:
ARTOO
Speaker of this puzzle's "double quote":
YOGIBERRA
Have another crack at:
RETRY
Long:
YEARN
Humorist Bombeck:
ERMA
Spotted (containing the last part of the "double quote"):
SEEN
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