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Driving competition crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of September 5th, 2002 other clues
'Don't stop!'
'What'll ___?'
'William Tell' part
'___ expert, but ...'
34-Down protection
Alley Oop's mate
Anticrime acronym since 1970
Arose
Basic algebra technique
Burn
Carrier with tight security
Castor and Pollux
Common church figure
Cost of living?
Cracked up
Defeatist's word
Delineate
Entrance requirement, perhaps
Equivalent of a European count
Extra: Abbr.
Far from fat
Fertilizer compound
Fish catcher
French illustrator Gustave
Game site
Game with goalies
Goalpost parts
Having five sharps
Hoofer's technique
Hoppers
Hot cuisine
Hydrocarbon suffix
In deep water?
In reserve
Informal shirt
Intersected again
It includes Exodus
It's a gas
It's on the Missouri
It's T-shaped
K+, e.g.
Kind of beetle
Kind of saw
Lenten serving
Lindbergh achievement
Marching band member
Missouri or Maine preceder
Natural shade
Novelist Melanie ___ Thon
On again, in a way
Open to bribery
Others, to Octavian
Part of una casa
Pedestrian, at times
Rail supports
Relief provider
Roofing material
See 68-Across
Shakespearean verb
Sitcom newsman Baxter
Spanner of 11 time zones
Strike
Stumbled upon
Target-centering aid
The Senate declared him a public enemy
They may be flipped past
Traffic light site, maybe
Treasury secretary before Rubin
Vote for a member of the other political party
W.W. II gun
Water supplier, e.g.: Abbr.
Waterwheel
Wee bit
With 67-Across, sworn
Words of clarification
Zippo
___ Mountains (Appalachian range)

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