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When repeated, an old TV sign-off crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of July 30th, 2006 other clues
Circus trainee
Colorful moths
Comment, part 2
Comment, part 3
Comment, part 4
Comment, part 5
Con game
Concocted
Constellation near Cancer
Country/rock singer Steve
Cousins of ospreys
Couturiere Schiaparelli
Cry one's head off
D-Day transports: Abbr.
Damone of song
Dated
Dearie
Dirt in a dump truck, maybe
Drink sometimes flavored with cinnamon
Drink that's stirred
Electrical resistor
End of the comment
Entertain, as a child at bedtime
Establishes
Exuberant cry in Mexico
Favoring bigger government, say
Feathered, say
Flexible reply
Flightless birds
Football Hall-of-Famer Herber
Former U.N. chief U ___
Golfer Michelle
Had in view
Helping hands
Honey bunch?
'Anybody home?'
'Beam ___ …'
'I'm ___ here!'
'It's ___ to the finish'
'So ___ to offend …'
'The Family Circus' cartoonist
'The Torch in ___' (Elias Canetti memoir)
'___ no?'
1914 battle line
A Sinatra
Acerb
Activate, as a switch
Actress Van Devere
Afrique du ___
Against
Anthem start
Bantu language
Barely got along
Base for the old British East India Company
Baseball Hall-of-Famer Aparicio
Basis of a biblical miracle
Battle cry
Belt and hose, e.g.
Bit of tomfoolery
Brian of early Roxy Music
Brim
Bubkes
Butterfingers
Cabinet dept.
Cape in the Holy See
Carousel contents
Chant
Cinders of old comics
Opera singer Mitchell of 'Porgy and Bess'
Order
Overhead bin, e.g.
Phone book abbr.
Piña ___ (drinks)
Places for R.N.'s
Plays peacemaker for
Popped
Proctor's call
Publication that clicks with readers?
Puffed up
Put oneself where one shouldn't
Put out
R & B singer Cantrell
Radar fig.
Ranch stock
Real lulu
Really clobber
Recipe direction
Ride around
Russian assembly
See 3-Down
See 79-Across
Sequel title starter
Seventh-century year
Shoot up
Show up
Slangy commercial suffix
Sloughs
Some hallucinogens, for short
Some racehorses
Some Romanovs
Something to break or shake, in phrase
Spanish eyes
Spanish pronoun
Start of a comment by 3- and 126-Down
Station along Route 66
Indo-Europeans
Isle of Mull neighbor
Italian bone
Judge in 1990's news
Ken and Lena of Hollywood
Kia model
Kill ___ killed
Kind of call
Kind of conservative
La-la lead-in
Land on Lake Chad
Latin dance
Led astray
Lexicographer's study
Library Lovers Mo.
Life may be spent here
Lists
Medical suffix
Midwest harvest
Minute Maid Park player
Monetary unit of Panama
Most dear
Nabisco brand
Natural pump outlet
Night calls
Noncellular phone
Not hearing
Not so pleasant
Not this or that, in Spain
Now you see it, now you don't
NW Missouri city, informally
Oil holder, maybe
On-site supervisor?
One begins 'The Lord is my light and my salvation'
Ones whose work isn't picking up
Opening for a coin?
Straighten
Strand material
String group, maybe
Subject of many a sad ballad
Swear
Temporary
Toll
Trash pads?
Trike rider
Tulsa daily, with 'the'
Tuscany cathedral city
TV series featuring the war god Ares
Unduplicated
Up to, in ads
Very narrow, in a way
Wall St. figures
Waste
What's expected
Where many Sargents hang, with 'the'
Where the Snake River snakes: Abbr.
Whiz
Wig wearer
With 126-Down, a noted humorist
With 81-Across, landmark 1972 album by 3- and 126-Down
With full force
Wrench's target
Yellow or gray
___ dye

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