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| New York Times crossword of October 12th, 2014 other clues |
| Untouchable, e.g |
| Vane dir |
| Viennese one |
| Weird Al Yankovic, e.g |
| Went out with |
| What stripes and polka dots do |
| When repeated, party cry |
| Winning an Oscar, Emmy and Tony, e.g |
| World peace, e.g |
| Zest |
| ___ curiam decision |
| ___ Peace Prize (award discontinued in 1990) |
| ___-Ball |
| ___-Detoo ('Star Wars' droid) |
| '___ Grows in Brooklyn' |
| 'American Pie' songwriter |
| 'But wait, there's more ...' |
| 'Come again?' |
| 'I wouldn't bet on it!' |
| 'To reiterate ...' |
| '___ it!' |
| 12 months, in Rio |
| 1960s dance |
| 1998 Winter Olympics host |
| 24/7 |
| Activist Brockovich |
| Actress Falco |
| Andrea or Nicolò, in the music world |
| Army E-7: Abbr |
| Artist Frida renowned for her self-portraits |
| AT&T Stadium team, on scoreboards |
| Atmospheric probe |
| Avian mimic |
| Bacalao and boquerones |
| Become fixated |
| Belabor, say |
| Best suited |
| Blues rocker Chris |
| Boosts |
| Botanist Gray |
| Broccoli-like vegetable |
| Brush material |
| Charges |
| Chihuahua cry |
| Contact info abbr |
| Corner key |
| Dedicated |
| Deteriorate rapidly |
| Dinners at which people read at the table |
| Directs, as a conversation |
| Excellence |
| First steamship with a planned circumnavigation of the globe |
| Fixed, as Easter eggs |
| French port just up the coast from Boulogne |
| French possessive |
| Game warden? |
| Gaps are filled with them |
| Gentle alarms |
| Gets in the game |
| Girl's name that becomes a different girl's name if you switch the first two letters |
| Go off |
| Go on to say |
| Goalie Howard of U.S.A.'s 2010 and '14 World Cup teams |
| Greeted and seated |
| Gun brand not endorsed by the 111-Down |
| Half of Mork's farewell |
| Hearing-related |
| Hide |
| Hide stuff |
| Hike |
| Ho preceder |
| Honduras-to-Guatemala dirección |
| Hypnotist's signal |
| International cricket match |
| It may be limited or late |
| It's hard to find |
| It. is there |
| Key of Grieg's only piano concerto |
| La Jolla campus, briefly |
| Lakers, to Celtics, e.g |
| Leading indicator? |
| Like a pilot that's working again |
| Like most graffiti, for short |
| Like some chardonnays |
| Like some truths |
| Locale that made Hillary famous |
| Long-billed wading bird |
| Luau locale |
| Mailroom stamp |
| Make ___ dash for |
| Michael of 'The Great Santini' |
| Michigan, in Chicago: Abbr |
| Misfit |
| Much ado about nothing |
| Neutrinos, symbolically |
| Never |
| One of a dozen popes |
| One who's enthralled, metaphorically |
| Ones left holding the bag? |
| Opposite of waste |
| Photographic memory, e.g |
| Ping maker |
| Pitbull or Snoop Dogg |
| Play ___ |
| Plotting |
| Preach, e.g |
| QB Johnny |
| Quod ___ demonstrandum |
| Relative of turquoise |
| Relinquish |
| Response to a 26-Across, perhaps |
| Sake source |
| Scruffs |
| See 69-Down |
| Shakespearean lament |
| Short end of the stick |
| Show disdain for, in a way |
| Sinus specialist, succinctly |
| Some launch sites |
| Something on a hero, maybe |
| Speedily |
| Speedily |
| Spruce up |
| Studio behind 'Amadeus' and 'Platoon' |
| Subject of some '50s-'60s experiments |
| Suffix with ball |
| Sunday recess? |
| Sweetie pie |
| Thicket |
| Third person masculine? |
| Thousands, in slang |
| Tombstone figure |
| Took back, as lost territory |
| Top of the Eiffel Tower? |
| Transgression |
| True |
| Two-time title role for Chris Hemsworth |
| U.S.N. rank |
| Ugly one |
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