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1990 hit that samples the bass line from Queen/Bowie's 'Under Pressure' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 31st, 2016 other clues |
| '30 Rock' or '3rd Rock From the Sun' |
| 'Old boys' network' meeting places |
| 'The Time Machine' race |
| '___ going!' |
| '___ Lay Dying' |
| 12, on a grandfather clock |
| 1920s standard with the lyric 'Sugar's sweet, so is she' |
| 1941 film 'citizen' |
| 1971 hit for Marvin Gaye subtitled 'The Ecology' |
| 1986 hit for Talking Heads |
| 1988 #1 hit for UB40 |
| A pitching ace has a low one, in brief |
| Barley beard |
| Big feature on a donkey |
| Bottom-of-the-bottle stuff |
| Brother of Cain |
| Carnival attraction |
| City between Dallas and Austin |
| Classical music halls |
| Commercial lead-in to Pen |
| Complain, complain, complain |
| Crazily fast |
| Cry to an attack dog |
| Decay |
| Dictionary offering: Abbr |
| Empty ___ (parent whose children have all moved away) |
| Flowed back |
| Friendliness |
| Funny Bombeck |
| Gas in commercial signs |
| German 'a' |
| Give off |
| Grocery section with milk and yogurt |
| Head: Ger |
| Italian cheese |
| Item of apparel often worn backward |
| Jekyll's alter ego |
| June 6, 1944 |
| June preceder |
| Laid down the first card |
| Left behind |
| Like a Monday crossword puzzle, relatively speaking |
| Like some textbooks |
| List-ending abbr |
| New York City mayor de Blasio |
| Oak or elm |
| Observed |
| One cubic meter |
| Perfect |
| Policy experts |
| Psychic power, informally |
| Pusher's customer |
| Regions |
| Removing surgically |
| Route displayer on a dashboard, for short |
| Salt, chemically |
| See 34-Down |
| See 6-Down |
| Setting for 'The King and I' |
| Sierra ___ (African country) |
| Something thrown at a bull's-eye |
| The 'm' of e = mc^2 |
| Tire filler |
| Toboggan, e.g |
| Toy gun pellets |
| Twin city of Raleigh |
| Western plateau |
| With 27-Down, foe of the Forty Thieves |
| With 5-Down, present time |
| Woman in 'The King and I' |
| Word that fills both blanks in 'This ___ is your ___' |
| Word with finger or America |
| Yawn-inducing |
| Year: Sp |
| ___ bin Laden, 2011 Navy SEALs target |
| ___ Mawr College |
| ___ pants (baggy wear) |
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