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NewsDay crossword of October 29th, 2017 other clues
Tourism magnet
Hoarse talk
Zedong disciple
Participated (in)
Warplanes predicted by Tennyson in ''Locksley HALL''
Geese flying formation
''Omigosh!''
Popular HALLoween costumes
Health club amenities
Move like frogs
Pro Football HALL of Fame locale
Trent of a Dickens novel
Narrow escape
Conforms with
Capital of Senegal
Emeralds, for instance
Cost to ride
Former fast flier
French school
Brewpub creations
Rightmost sundial numeral
Where Cabernet is kept
__-European languages
''King of the road''
Geri HALLiwell's pop-singer alias
Are, to Pilar
Only inanimate zodiac sign
Goes nowhere close to
Oddly amusing
Leave speechless
Three-legged stand
Liveliness
Watch unseen
Serbian tennis great
Succeeds at surprisingly
Unusual mannerism
Blasting material
Essence of tofu
Briny expanse
Many suburban transports
Furious state
Discussed
Movie excerpt
With frequency
Starter meaning ''billionth''
Germ of an idea
Microsoft cofounder
Diminutive ending
Most important element
Go after
Sir's counterpart
Second word of ''Gone With the Wind''
Independence HALL VIP
Farm sound
Pakistani language
Brothers and sisters
Utah Starzz's league
Part of BBC, for short
Maritime greeting
Agricultural tower
City on the Rhein
Traveling through
Onetime Time Warner partner
Creeps up on
National League East team
Assume as true
Thom of shoes
WWII sub
Rubik of cube fame
With discoloration
Reheat, in a way
Cyberselling site
Future ''señ±oras''
Weak poker hands
Country that became a state
Top-quality
Conductor at Carnegie HALL's opening night
Food thickeners
Swiss chocolatier
Six Day War general
Sporting blades
Endowment source
Budweiser competitor
Is worthy of
Singing star from London
More easygoing
Tactless
Flees, informally
Chip giant
Obstinate ones
Wild West Show shelter
Cite
Skeptical one
Nursery school refrain
Electrical rush
Subject of haggling
Postembryonic
Has qualms about
Smooths, as a plank
Submit returns online
Fast disposal
Facial feature
__ Heights (Mideast region)
Judicial disqualification
Quick read
German auto
Hinges (on)
Echo location
Pro __ (gratis)
__ Khan (Kipling tiger)
Discover, as an idea
''Je ne __ quoi''
Nonstandard negative
HALLmark Cards headquarters
''HALLelujah Chorus'' source
Microscope lens
Early software versions
Thief, in brief
Teachers' org.
Back at a track
Unload for cash
Crowded around
Old-fashioned ''Cool!''
Miss Liberty supporter
In the future
''Annie HALL'' Oscar winner
Modern film effects, for short
CNN reporter Bash
Boone nickname
Oscar role for Cotillard
Hong Kong-born action star
Comics bark
__ HALL (London concert venue)
Enter an airplane
Guam's island chain
Acts boldly
__ podrida (Spanish stew)
Upscale Honda
Pivot point
Water that sounds weird
Dramatist Chekhov

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