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Abandon plans, in modern slang crossword clue
F L A K E
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| New York Times crossword of October 14th, 2017 other clues |
| Fire (up) |
| Shins |
| Fires (up) |
| Slams |
| Fluish, perhaps |
| Some kin |
| Gets together after 10 or 20 years, say |
| Sorcerer |
| Give a seat |
| Source of the line 'They have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind' |
| Half of a 1997 telecom merger |
| Spider alternative |
| Hit TV series based on a Colombian telenovela |
| Spin out on the ice? |
| Hot ___ |
| Symbol of the National Audubon Society |
| Idol group |
| They're not generic |
| Tony's place, for short? |
| Impolite sound |
| Topics for Kaplan |
| It's just in your head |
| Knock over |
| Tough |
| Lab wear |
| Tropical bar offering |
| Like a paper clip |
| Unnerving boom, of sorts |
| Like snow en Argentina |
| Warner ___ |
| Longest song on Pink Floyd's 'The Dark Side of the Moon' |
| What turns 1,000 into 3, in base 10 |
| Many a B-school applicant |
| What you're solving, informally |
| Model who popularized the term 'smizing' |
| With 33-Across, husky-voiced singer known as the Jezebel of Jazz |
| Mrs. Woodrow Wilson |
| With 39-Down, question after an interruption |
| Neighbor of Twelve Oaks, in fiction |
| World capital once known as Philadelphia |
| Next ___ (emerging group of young leaders, informally) |
| One of 70 in a Shakespearean sonnet |
| One way to the top |
| Onetime competitor of Gulf |
| Over |
| P.M. between Barak and Olmert |
| Person from Barbados, informally |
| Pit-y party? |
| Place where analysis is done |
| Popular Tokyo entertainment |
| Samuel ___, investment banking firm co-founder |
| See 27-Across |
| See 39-Across |
| Senior moment? |
| Farmhand in 'The Wizard of Oz' |
| Ambitious and high-energy |
| 2015 #2 hit for rapper Fetty Wap |
| 'See ya!' |
| Atmosphere |
| Blissful locales |
| Britt ___, real name of the Green Hornet |
| Browsers' aids |
| China assembly |
| Crossed |
| Crunchy Klondike product |
| Didn't go out to dinner |
| Dum-dum |
| Emperor Nero, by all accounts |
| Eponym of a North Carolina city |
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