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| New York Times crossword of October 26th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Be All You Can Be' group |
| 'Caro nome,' e.g. |
| 'Darn it!' |
| 'Shake ___!' |
| 'The Fountainhead' hero |
| 'The Tell-Tale Heart' writer |
| 1918 song girl whose name was sung with a stutter |
| 2 or 3 on the Richter scale, maybe |
| 2.5%/year interest, e.g. |
| Act like an overly protective parent |
| An OK city |
| Annual coronation site |
| Award won for 39- and 41-Across's programs |
| Breakfast place that's often open 24 hrs. |
| Brought into the world |
| Buffoon |
| Cautious |
| Comparable (to) |
| Cook in a way, as tuna or beef tenderloin |
| Deals in a fantasy league |
| Deceives |
| Duck, as a question |
| Duo |
| Employee discount, e.g. |
| Envoy's bldg. |
| Eric who played the Hulk in 2003 |
| Fashionably old |
| Final Four inits. |
| Gambler's best friend? |
| Go by, as time |
| How a practical joke or a subway train may be taken |
| Informal reply to 'Who's there?' |
| Jane Austen meddler |
| Knights |
| Michael of 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World' |
| Not straight |
| Object of loathing |
| Offered for breeding |
| Opposite of masc. |
| Organizer of the 1-/17-Across |
| Organizer of the 54-/65-Across |
| Peter of 'Casablanca' |
| Pi r squared, for a circle |
| Pierce |
| Real comedian |
| Rehem, say |
| Reuniongoer |
| Ripped |
| Rodeo rope |
| S.O.S alternative |
| See 1-Across |
| See 54-Across |
| See 6-Across |
| Smog, e.g. |
| Song part |
| Supreme Court's sphere |
| Swiss river |
| Tampa Bay team |
| Tempest |
| They are 3 ft. long |
| Throw in a few chips, say |
| Tidy |
| To have, to Henri |
| Tolstoy's Karenina |
| Tony-winning Rivera |
| Troubadour's song |
| Uffizi display |
| Utah ski resort |
| Wager |
| White House fiscal grp. |
| Winner when heads loses |
| With 10-Across, sobriquet for Bill O'Reilly used by 39-Across |
| With 17-Across, event of 10/30/10 |
| With 65-Across, event of 10/30/10 |
| Wizards' and Celtics' org. |
| Wrestling duo |
| ___ Mountains, Europe/Asia separator |
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