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1944 Gene Tierney classic crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 11th, 2019 other clues |
| Presenters' presenters, informally |
| San Fernando Valley community |
| Come together |
| Locale of the Campo de' Fiori |
| Kidspeak animal mentioned in the first line of "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" |
| Thurman of "Kill Bill" |
| Sight in front of the Lincoln Memorial |
| "Let's do it!" |
| Small handful |
| Parvenues with a certain je ne sais quoi |
| Color the old-fashioned way |
| Appellation akin to "tiger," "sport" or "champ" |
| Concludes neatly |
| Queen ___ (nickname in pop music) |
| Persian defense org.? |
| Bustles |
| Response to the peanut gallery |
| 1870s tax evasion scandal |
| 1982 Soft Cell hit that spent 43 weeks on the Billboard charts |
| What often follows thunder and lightning |
| Version before a stable release |
| "The ___ of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice": M.L.K. |
| Not be oneself, but rather be one's elf? |
| "The nerve!" |
| In keeping with tradition |
| Bliss |
| Sugar substitute |
| Matador's cape |
| Give someone a hand |
| Coy comeback |
| Like apartment buildings with fireplaces and hardwood floors, typically |
| Otter's lair |
| Amazon worker |
| Most balanced |
| Old gaming inits. |
| Coca-Cola offering from 1974 to 2001 |
| Something a kindergartner doesn't want to get |
| Like Beijing |
| Who once wrote "Nothing is less important than which fork you use" |
| Jules et Jim, e.g. |
| Minor player |
| Billionaire who lent his name to a stadium on New York's Randalls Island |
| Movable type? |
| Buck in the jukebox |
| Lab assistant, maybe? |
| Harris who sang with Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt |
| Sites for some mics |
| Longtime Sacha Baron Cohen character |
| Enter quickly |
| ___ Johnson a.k.a. The Rock |
| Tiptoed past, say |
| What mud can do |
| Certain laundry load |
| ___ Reese, soldier in "The Terminator" |
| Works during a painter's blue period? |
| Furniture that's often backless |
| Place for a TV and books |
| "We can't joke about this yet?" |
| Member of a holy trinity |
| Toyota sedan since 1994 |
| ___ value |
| Catacombs |
| Parts of soap dispensers |
| Wrench handle? |
| Prepare a plate, in a way |
| Things in airport windows, for short |
| Queen of she-baa? |
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