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| New York Times crossword of October 17th, 2020 other clues |
| Pattern of five shapes arranged like this puzzle's central black squares |
| Highlands memorials |
| Like Davy Jones's locker |
| Request before a deal |
| Type face? |
| Treaty signed by Carter and Brezhnev |
| Some last a lifetime |
| Grind |
| Hunger (for) |
| Summer Mass. hrs. |
| ___ Yonath, 2009 Chemistry co-Nobelist |
| No-goodnik |
| Roman's foe in the Gallic Wars |
| Building supports |
| "Veep" actress Chlumsky |
| About to explode, maybe |
| Do some supermarket work |
| More repulsive |
| Chemistry student's expense |
| With 61-Across, two-time N.C.A.A. football champs of the 2010s |
| Inexperienced with |
| Puts away |
| Alternatives to Nikes |
| God with a chariot pulled by goats |
| Overseer of millions at work, perhaps |
| Govt. research grant org. |
| Ending with xylyl |
| Goblins, old-style |
| Follow |
| Changed one's tune, in brief? |
| One side of the Ural Mountains |
| Who definitely isn't the real McCoy? |
| Setting for "The Great Escape" |
| Present person |
| See 38-Across |
| One of five depicted in this puzzle |
| NATO alphabet letter before Romeo |
| Needing to be tucked in, say? |
| Disclaimer hinting at false humility |
| Brings home |
| Shout, in Chamonix |
| SOS responder, for short |
| Newborn |
| Site of Coleridge's "stately pleasure-dome" |
| Paper alternative to plastic |
| Political commentator Navarro |
| "___ never work" |
| Whence a memorable emperor's fall |
| Gadfly |
| Reaction to an unexpected joke |
| ___ City (Baghdad district) |
| Ornaments |
| Sharpen, as a razor |
| Palindromic tennis champ of the 1990s |
| Hitting |
| Old ___ |
| Tailgate party sight |
| French dessert of fruit encased in sweet batter |
| Theater director Trevor with three Tonys |
| Language from which "peyote" comes |
| Unfortunate event |
| Flamingo's support, often |
| Blush |
| Flounder relative |
| Brain wave readers, for short |
| "Really? Is *nobody* on my side now?" |
| Rackets |
| Something to shoot for |
| Morocco's next-largest city after Casablanca |
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