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Discipline symbolized by a painted circle crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 29th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Hang in there!' |
| 'How pallid, chill and ___!': Keats |
| 'I'm not listening ...' |
| 'Sk8er ___' (2002 top 10 hit) |
| 1980 Maxwell Smart film, with 'The' |
| 51-Across unit |
| Abbr. of politeness |
| Alternative to a carpet lift |
| Ancient empire builders |
| Andean tuber |
| Apnea diagnoser, briefly |
| April shower? |
| Bit of wishful thinking |
| Capital of Shaanxi province |
| Causes of breakdowns |
| Charm the pants off |
| Clearing |
| Club cousin |
| Company at the forefront of the dot-com boom |
| Complete, informally |
| Copied a capo |
| Extract |
| Far from a sure thing |
| Fixes, as some fairways |
| Hang (with) |
| Home of Lewis-Clark State Coll. |
| I love the classic way? |
| In a hammock, say |
| It covers 2% of the earth's surface |
| It's worn while driving |
| Join, as a table |
| Latte alternative |
| Lighter option |
| Like brutal tactics |
| Lingerie shop specification |
| Locale for an Olivier Award winner |
| Longtime enemy of Wonder Woman |
| Make purr, as an engine |
| Many a patient |
| Mingo player of 1960s TV |
| Missile that sank a British destroyer in the Falklands War |
| No posh hotel |
| Not so tenuous |
| Old Asian capital |
| One may suffer a blow |
| One with a small nest egg? |
| Ones with the motto 'One for the road'? |
| Opposite of ample |
| Part of the Tuscan Archipelago |
| Pep up |
| Plasma bit |
| Poisonous mushroom producer, briefly? |
| Quaint humiliator |
| Quick to get things |
| Really lit |
| Responded to a crash, maybe |
| Sawyer's successor in Chicago |
| See 7-Down |
| Shield border |
| Star in the Swan constellation |
| State surrounded by Lower Saxony |
| Strike |
| Stuff |
| Style associated with washboards |
| The court's Bucharest Buffoon |
| They, in Calais |
| Top: Prefix |
| Uses shortening on? |
| Wasn't employed |
| With 6-Down, common sight outside a school building |
| Words before many a foolish act |
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