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Communications satellite, basically crossword clue
R E L A Y
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| New York Times crossword of September 22nd, 2002 other clues |
| 'Fresh Air' airer |
| 'Tootsie' co-star |
| 'Zip your lip!' |
| '___ Too Late' (King hit) |
| Acceleration forces of Russian aircraft? |
| Actor Julia |
| Actress Foster |
| Aggressive |
| Anna Karenina and others |
| Arcade name |
| As easy as falling off ___ |
| Author Brookner |
| Aware of |
| Beast |
| Birthplace of Jules Verne |
| Black cat, to some |
| Bond type, briefly |
| Car bar |
| Card-matching game: Var. |
| Certain bet |
| Certain discrimination |
| Chicago's Richard ___ Center |
| Chicken |
| Clairvoyant's opener |
| Climbing plant |
| Cocaine, for one |
| Cold weather protector |
| Common female middle name |
| Constellation next to Taurus |
| Crimson rival |
| Cronus or Oceanus |
| Cutesy-poo dog |
| Delightful places |
| Dentist's order |
| Do some high-tech surgery |
| Early 50's TV comedy |
| Explorer Hernando de ___ |
| Feminine |
| First president of Korea |
| Frustrate |
| Giants Stadium spectator, maybe |
| Go on |
| Grassy plain |
| Greek goddess with a great deal of patience? |
| Hardly |
| Hardly portly |
| Hero of the 1997 best seller 'Cold Mountain' |
| Homily: Abbr. |
| Hunchback of film horror |
| In agreement |
| In good shape |
| Intimidate |
| It may be cocked |
| It may precede a 48-Across |
| Kama ___ |
| Kind of box |
| Kind of bran |
| Kind of wool |
| Lay |
| List ender |
| Manhattan Project skeptic's motto? |
| Meat cut |
| Med. choices |
| Minivehicle |
| Molding with a curved profile |
| Money for a babysitter? |
| Month before Adar |
| Motherly start |
| Mucilage |
| Nondescript |
| Not yet attached, in a way |
| One doing amniocentesis? |
| One enamored of early Europeans? |
| One way to be struck |
| One ___ (poor odds) |
| One-on-one sport |
| Orderly fliers |
| Park ranger's study: Abbr. |
| Place to learn anglais |
| Plastic ___ Band |
| Player of old tunes |
| Polite word to a Fräulein |
| Pool shot |
| Popular sports car, informally |
| Prefix with physical |
| Present occasion |
| Pride : lion :: gang : ___ |
| Provider of coded instructions |
| Proximate to, to poets |
| Put up |
| Qom native |
| Rat-___ |
| Rear end, in anatomy |
| Refrain part |
| Reggae pioneer Peter |
| River to Donegal Bay |
| Robinson Crusoe, e.g. |
| Sandbox pile? |
| Scene of 1914 fighting |
| Sect follower? |
| See 6-Down |
| See 80-Across |
| Shed |
| Sign on many lawns |
| Singer Lopez |
| Slow computer download? |
| Small songbird |
| Snug |
| Solzhenitsyn novel setting |
| Something it's good to be |
| Sound at a soda fountain |
| Spring |
| Star in the Summer Triangle |
| Suffix with decor |
| Syndicate V.I.P. |
| Tiny swarmer |
| Trouble spots for teens |
| Turkish title |
| Type type |
| Unease |
| Unsuitable |
| Verdi opera |
| Voyageurs Natl. Park locale |
| Wake-up calls |
| Washington and McKinley: Abbr. |
| Watched and did nothing |
| When the stars come out, in ads |
| With 5-Down, auto debut of 1986 |
| With 72-Across, former Va. official |
| Words from a long-suffering orthopedic patient? |
| Words in many a Perry Mason title |
| Work that's played allegro? |
| Writer Rand |
| Writer ___ Maria Remarque |
| Year George V took the throne |
| Young fellow |
| ___ Miss |
| ___ noodles (Chinese dish) |
| ___ uproar |
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