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1940 Crosby/Lamour/Hope film that was the first of a 'travel' series crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 29th, 2010 other clues |
| 'I pity the fool' speaker |
| 100-lb. units |
| '___ be in England ...' |
| 'Mad Men' extras |
| 'Encore!' |
| '___ Perpetua' (Idaho's motto) |
| 1935 Marx Brothers romp |
| 1954 Elia Kazan Oscar winner |
| 1971 film that was Cybill Shepherd's debut, with 'The' |
| 1986 film for which Paul Newman won his only Oscar |
| 2003 Sandler/Nicholson comedy |
| 2003 Sandler/Nicholson comedy |
| 2008 film derived from Dr. Seuss |
| Actor Bert |
| Addicts |
| Author Philip |
| Olde ___ (historic area, quaintly) |
| Orangish shade |
| Part of NATO: Abbr. |
| Photo blowups: Abbr. |
| Pietro's ta-tas |
| Proscribe |
| Proverbial heptad |
| Pugilists' grp. |
| Scads |
| Setting for candlelit romance |
| Shipboard cries |
| Sierra ___ |
| Singer/actress Zadora |
| Some razors |
| Starters |
| Supply with more ammo, say |
| Term of endearment |
| Term of endearment |
| The sauce |
| Thursday's eponym |
| Triumphant cry |
| Vientiane's country |
| World Cup chant |
| Yalies |
| ___ Gay, historic plane displayed by the Smithsonian |
| Bankrupt company in 2001-02 news |
| Big name in baseball cards |
| Bits of land in la Seine |
| Blood-typing syst. |
| Bout stopper |
| College in New Rochelle, N.Y. |
| Conducted |
| Corrode |
| Covering for la tête |
| Current unit |
| Dallas sch. |
| Drives |
| Drives (on) |
| Ergo |
| First X or O, say |
| Fisherman's 10-pounder, e.g. |
| Fisherman's spot |
| Fr. holy women |
| Gelatinous ingredient in desserts |
| Go south |
| Henry VIII's sixth |
| Implement in a Millet painting |
| Inauguration Day highlight |
| It may make a ewe turn |
| Lei-person's greeting? |
| Less well done |
| Lettuce or kale |
| Like some suburban homes |
| Lomond, e.g. |
| Mex. miss |
| Mideast city whose name, coincidentally, is an anagram of ARABS |
| Mystery writer Deighton |
| Mystery writer Edward D. ___ |
| N.L. Central team |
| Ne'er-do-well |
| Ode title starter |
| Old card game with forfeits |
| Old card game with forfeits |
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