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| New York Times crossword of October 5th, 2021 other clues |
| Some people have checkered ones |
| Buenos ___ |
| The "me" of "Despicable Me" |
| First name in cosmetics |
| Like some online purchases |
| Alley-___ (fancy basketball shot) |
| Classic work with chapters titled "Attack by Stratagem" and "Maneuvering an Army" |
| Clear tables at a restaurant |
| Kylo ___ of "Star Wars" |
| Emerald ___ (Ireland) |
| It's reversed in a mirror |
| Signature Phil Collins hit ranked among VH1's "100 Greatest Songs of the 80s" |
| Musical skill |
| Cher or Sade, voicewise |
| State generating the highest percentage of its electricity by wind |
| Drill conductor, informally |
| Wed. follower |
| Changes political affiliation |
| Egg layer |
| Cries of protest |
| Cowboy's charge |
| Only player on more than two winning World Cup teams |
| Stage name of Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys |
| Flee to remote safety |
| Sign of sainthood |
| Debtor's note |
| Oaf |
| Despondent ... as progressively suggested by 17-, 24-, 38- and 48-Across? |
| Computing pioneer Lovelace |
| Concur |
| Scheduled to arrive |
| Director Spike or Ang |
| Big books |
| "Really?," in textspeak |
| ___ dish |
| Pale |
| Bit of equipment for an angioplasty |
| Spill the ___ (gossip) |
| Top Italian soccer league |
| Kind of sauce |
| Derive by logic |
| Like some data and deals |
| Emissions control grp. |
| Florence Griffith Joyner or Wilma Rudolph |
| It's prepacked for an emergency |
| Where a slice might go |
| Victory by a Cinderella team, e.g. |
| Russian despot |
| "Ay, dios ___!" |
| Pressure, metaphorically |
| All-weather protectors |
| Olympian Korbut |
| "Sorta" |
| What the middle of 58-Across stands for |
| Victory |
| Home for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles |
| Communication at Gallaudet Univ. |
| Fashion dictates that its width be the same as that of one's lapels |
| Recipient of Grammy's 2020 Song of the Year award for "I Can't Breathe" |
| Euro rival, in brief |
| Toque |
| Prefix with -gram |
| Homophone of 35-Down |
| Show of love, for short? |
| One of the Spice Girls |
| Musical combos? |
| Islamic equivalent of kosher |
| Practice piano piece |
| Pond scum, typically |
| Afternoon hour |
| Abhors |
| Approvals on Facebook |
| Trompe ___ |
| Optimistic |
| "Me" problem |
| Pitching asset |
| "___ Lips Are Sealed" (Go-Go's hit) |
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