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New York Times crossword of October 12th, 2003 other clues
'Aeneid' figure
'An Actor's Life' autobiographer
'Anything you want'
'Betsy's Wedding' actor
'Don't do me any favors'
'Don't tell a soul'
'How can ___?'
'The Dukes of Hazzard' spin-off
'The Naked Jungle' menace
'Wheel of Fortune' request
'___ Beso' (Paul Anka hit)
38-Down's home
47-Across and the like
62-Down rival, for short
96-Down in 28-Across
A name that people lie about?
About
Agreement
Amethyst's mo.
Apple products
Apple products
Archer, at times
Bad feeling
Baseball's Maglie
Basketball defenses
Be fair to a fault
Be suspicious
Big Apple subway, with 'the'
Big show
Bird with brilliant green and scarlet plumage
Brim (with)
Brush off
Business card abbr.
Can openings?
Cape Province settlers
Cave
Chewy treat
City next to the Twin Cities
Classic saga from which the expressions at 23-, 29-, 63-, 83-, 100-, 111- and 114-Across all originated
Coolers
Creator of 47-Across
Delhi attire
Desserts baked in muffin tins
Driver's place
Drop
Employer of many scientists
Enya, notably
Euro competitor: Abbr.
Evasive
Faith: Abbr.
Figure of interest?
Finish
Fishing need
Flag down
Fleur-de-___
Flogged
Fruitcake
Gave rise to
Get seated
Grain bristle
Grinder
Haile Selassie follower
Hang back
Harden, in a way
Hardly the full gamut
Headline
Hebrew letters
Historic Italian family name
Holiday drinks
Holman who was known as Mister Basketball
In ___ (seething)
Individually
Involved
It can be cured
Kind of gun
Kind of position
Like most store-bought bread
Like tigers and yaks
Long John Silver feature
Lord's Prayer start
Lucie's dad
Mamie Eisenhower ___ Doud
Manhattan Project scientist
Mount
Newlywed in '68 headlines
Nips and tucks
Noted name in Scotch whiskey
Old medicine?
Ones in need of refinement
Onetime Missouri tribe
Ornamental shrub
Pandora's release
Part of C.S.T.: Abbr.
Patriotic org.
Pester
Plastic producer
Popular house gift
Potentate, say
Preacher
Pulitzer-winning TV critic
Quick Internet message
Quirk
Raccoonlike mammal
Rages
Reconciled
Red, for one
Relative affluence
Reply to 'You are not!'
Reply: Abbr.
Rosary recital
Saudi's neighbor
See 18-Down
See 92-Across
Send on
Set up
Short distance
Short distance
Shot in the arm
Small weight on the finger?
Some clothing shades
Some roarers
Song syllable
Straying
They sometimes have presidents' names: Abbr.
Time before
Toothpaste introduced in 1915
Unhurt
Up to now
W.W. II map: Abbr.
Wanderer
Whistle, maybe
Wish, with 'to'
With 118-Across, subject of an I.R.S. request
With 74-Down, Marvel Comics founder
Word with sugar or cream
Zoroastrian literature
___ alcohol
___ canto
___ Miss

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