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André Gide novel whose title comes from Matthew 7:14 crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 30th, 2009 other clues |
| Sweet little things with points to them |
| Taken things a bit too far |
| Teacher's deg. |
| The Astros, on scoreboards |
| The Blue Jays, on scoreboards |
| Thread: Fr. |
| Tic-tac-toe loser |
| Travel guide listing |
| Turning meas. |
| Vote in une législature |
| Went nowhere |
| Whitney Houston hit recorded for the 1988 Summer Olympics |
| ___ State |
| 'A pity' |
| 'Bull Durham' director Shelton |
| A musician might pick it up |
| '___ Town Too' (1981 hit) |
| 'I'm Henry VIII, I am' singer |
| 1974 Rolling Stones hit |
| Anthropomorphic film villain |
| Ate |
| Austrian article |
| Bailiwick |
| Bears make them, in brief |
| Behind |
| Big newsstand seller for some magazines |
| Bookie's charge, for short |
| Canto contraction |
| Cartoonish cry |
| Celtic sea god |
| Charge stuff |
| Childish comeback |
| Concerto component |
| Country music |
| Cross character |
| Death, in Deutschland |
| Deflation indication |
| Diamond figure on a 2006 postage stamp |
| Fat standard, say: Abbr. |
| French suffix with Québec |
| German indefinite article |
| Green land |
| He said 'Learn from the masses, and then teach them' |
| Hearing aids, briefly |
| Home for an addax and dorcas gazelle |
| Im-ho-___, Boris Karloff's role in 'The Mummy' |
| It no longer circulates around the Seine |
| Kind of flakes |
| Kite relatives |
| Like a lion's coat |
| Like grandchildren |
| Like some candidates: Abbr. |
| Long time: Abbr. |
| Looped handles |
| Maisonette |
| Mil. base until 1994 |
| Must, informally |
| Nick, say |
| Odds' end? |
| One may be significant |
| One of Steinbeck's twins |
| Parisian pronoun |
| Rite reading for some 13-year-olds |
| Salt additive? |
| Site of many '60s tours |
| Skate part |
| SLAM |
| Soil water saturation limits |
| Some lock changers |
| Spell |
| Stewie's sister on 'Family Guy' |
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