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Competition in which the winner always gets the last word? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 14th, 2015 other clues |
| ___ Lauderdale, Fla |
| ___ Selassie, old Ethiopian leader |
| Fed. agents |
| Initial money for the pot |
| Going without a date |
| Gaze longingly upon |
| Downward force felt on the surface of the earth, informally |
| Fundamentalist Palestinian group |
| Exiled leader of Iran |
| Hatcher who co-starred in 'Tomorrow Never Dies' |
| Fizzling sound |
| Nobody at all |
| Nonbelievers, to believers |
| Lusters |
| K-12 |
| Junkies |
| Naval battle group |
| National health insurance overhaul |
| Low-level Dungeons & Dragons monster |
| Like early vinyl records |
| Muslim cleric |
| Lustful Le Pew |
| Wellness retreat |
| Winter hand warmer |
| [Kiss!] |
| Airborne urban hazard |
| Vehicle seized for auction |
| Tournament front-runner |
| Title held by the people who lent their names to 17-, 24-, 38- and 49-Across |
| Stumble over |
| Stopped working |
| Teacher in a one-room schoolhouse |
| Supply-side fiscal policy popularized in the 1980s |
| Theater décor |
| Statement such as 'They misunderestimated me' |
| Submarine in a Tom Clancy best seller |
| Threshold |
| Container in a dairy barn |
| Dog's bark |
| Depression-era shantytown |
| Clay monster of Jewish folklore |
| Cat's cry |
| Buddhist principle of fate |
| Commence |
| Channel for cinephiles |
| Baited with incendiary remarks |
| Benjamin of 'Law & Order' |
| Chick's place |
| Wanderer in search of work |
| Wally's kid bro, in 1950s-'60s TV |
| Walks with a brash air |
| Vicious |
| Verify |
| 'You said it!' |
| A to L and beyond, on a keyboard |
| 'I'm paying' |
| Added up (to) |
| 'Fare thee well!' |
| Accept, as a lesser charge in exchange for admitting guilt |
| Revolutionary Guevara |
| Rugby formation |
| Opposite of empties |
| Record producer Brian |
| Sonnets, odes and such |
| Nuclear reactor insert |
| Puts a protective shield on |
| Queries |
| Pioneering first-person computer game |
| Sentimental |
| Room where it looks like a bomb went off |
| Rigidly uptight |
| Seductive nightwear |
| Range through Peru and Chile |
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