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1974 top 10 hit whose title means 'You Are' crossword clue
E R E S T U
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| New York Times crossword of October 24th, 2010 other clues |
| '99 Luftballons' hit-maker of 1984 |
| 'All ___!' |
| 'I'm not the only one?' |
| 'I'm ___ you!' |
| 'Life of Brian' outfits |
| 'Lost' shelter |
| 'Mad Men' actor Hamm |
| 'Please consider playing the wheel again'? |
| 'Shanghai Express' actor |
| 'Taps' hour |
| 'The Epic of American Civilization' muralist |
| 'The Open Window' story writer |
| 'Your safety is our priority' org. |
| '___ Athlete Dying Young' (A. E. Housman poem) |
| 0.5 fl. oz. |
| 1950s political inits. |
| 1960s chess champion Mikhail |
| 8-Down's home |
| 8-point X, e.g. |
| Actress Graynor |
| Actress Langdon |
| Alluded to |
| Alphabetically first inductee in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame |
| Annual award for mystery writers |
| Antiquity, quaintly |
| Arabian Peninsula native |
| Arriviste |
| Art collector's asset |
| Asian royalty |
| Author McCaffrey |
| Basically |
| Begins to transplant |
| Big gun |
| Big stretch? |
| Bit in trail mix |
| Bit of theatrics |
| Bungalow roof |
| Busy |
| Bygone geographical inits. |
| Canvases, say |
| Capital until 1868 |
| Card game played Reynolds's way? |
| Charitable contributions |
| Climb, as a rope |
| Coach Dick in the N.F.L. Hall of Fame |
| Common times for duels |
| Crumhorn, e.g. |
| Dearie |
| Diva Renata |
| Do some quick market work |
| Doughnut shape |
| Early smartphone |
| Effort |
| Emphatically |
| Film festival name since 1990 |
| Firm part |
| Flashlight battery |
| Football special teams player |
| Former Buffalo Bills great Don |
| Frequently, in brief |
| Friend of Hamlet |
| Frogs |
| Game played with dice set on fire? |
| Give for free |
| Golfer John |
| Gym gear |
| Hall & Oates, e.g. |
| Hole just above a belt |
| Insurer's offering |
| J. D. Salinger character's favorite game? |
| L overseer |
| Laughing |
| Leaves high and dry |
| Letters on an Olympics jersey |
| Libido |
| Like Nasser's movement |
| Like politics, by nature |
| London-based place to play the ponies? |
| Losing tribe in the Beaver Wars |
| Mandates |
| Mathematical sequence of unknown length |
| Mau ___ (forever, in Hawaii) |
| Meanies |
| Metric weights: Abbr. |
| Mich. neighbor |
| Mitch Albom title person |
| Most meager |
| N.B.A. star nicknamed the Candy Man |
| N.Y.C. subway line |
| Neighbor of Swe. |
| Nods |
| Offered in payment |
| On a roll |
| One of the Three B's |
| One who's all there? |
| One-armed bandits? |
| One-third of a game win |
| Part of a plot |
| Part of an ice skater's shoe |
| Participants in an annual run |
| Poe's 'rare and radiant maiden' |
| Pot with a pile of chips? |
| Prefix with warrior |
| Psychologist LeShan |
| Radio ___ |
| Recess |
| Relative of a bingo caller? |
| Roadster's lack |
| Rock band with an inventor's name |
| School: Suffix |
| Scribble |
| Seven-line poem |
| Short and detached, in mus. |
| Sideways on a ship |
| Smooth operator |
| Snake's warning |
| Split personality? |
| Spoilage |
| Squishy place |
| Stereotypical lab assistant's name |
| Street bordering New York's Stuyvesant Town |
| Stuff of legends |
| Tacit |
| Talk to the flock: Abbr. |
| Texas nine |
| The Altar |
| The Iguazu Riv. forms part of its border |
| Trial of the Century defendant |
| Tropical menace |
| TV character with dancing baby hallucinations |
| Vine-covered colonnade |
| Well-known Tokyo-born singer |
| What you used to be? |
| When repeated, an admonishment |
| Worked (up) |
| World capital almost 1 1/2 miles above sea level |
| ___ ghanouj |
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