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Commercial lead-in to Sweet crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 27th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Cootie' |
| 'Sorry, Charlie' |
| 'Um ... O.K.' |
| 1920s chief justice |
| 1955 novel that was made into 1962 and 1997 films |
| Awesome, in slang |
| Bar fixture, maybe |
| Big name in sport shirts |
| Big ___ |
| Buffy the Vampire Slayer, e.g. |
| Capek play |
| Carpet feature |
| Cholesterol abbr. |
| Comment on life by 52-Across? |
| Crib plaything for a young 52-Across? |
| Deposit and withdrawal site for 52-Across? |
| Deuce follower |
| Director Lee |
| Displaying more violence |
| Dispute |
| Down |
| Fierce sort, astrologically |
| Film style |
| Frozen treat |
| Frozen water, to Wilhelm |
| Grand grounds |
| Hangs around |
| Having clean hands |
| Hebrew name for God |
| Ill-fated ship of film |
| Lamebrained |
| Like mechanics' hands |
| Like some parks |
| Like some straw |
| Like the heart during a horror movie |
| Little dipper? |
| Makes less than a killing |
| Melted chocolate, e.g. |
| Mole, e.g. |
| Month before Nisan |
| Musical Reed |
| N.H.L. venue |
| Neighbor of Turk. |
| Nipper |
| No. on a map |
| Nut with caffeine |
| Obliterated |
| Part of a vampire |
| Pen with a cap |
| Pied Piper's sound |
| Poem title start |
| Popsicle choice |
| QB's utterance |
| Racy film |
| Result of an encounter with 52-Across? |
| See 20-, 28-, 35- and 43-Across |
| Seize for ransom |
| Sort |
| Spanish she-bear |
| Speed meas. in Europe |
| Spot to pick up Spot |
| Squeeze (out) |
| Stiffness |
| Stink |
| Subject of the book 'Six Armies in Normandy' |
| Tiny bump on a graph |
| Tokyo, once |
| Vampire story, e.g. |
| Void of any va-va-voom |
| Way to pay someone back |
| ___ Center (Chicago skyscraper) |
| ___-Foy, Que. |
| ___-suiter |
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