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| New York Times crossword of October 5th, 1997 other clues |
| '...this sceptred ___': 'Richard II' |
| 'East of Eden' co-star |
| 'Hamlet' locale |
| 'My People' author |
| 'Peyton Place' actor |
| '___ at 'em!' |
| '___ Good Times Really Over' (1982 country hit) |
| 60's chess champ |
| < Member of the only team to win this many games in a season |
| < Player with this retired number |
| < Player with this retired number |
| < Player with this retired number |
| < Player with this retired number |
| < Player with this retired number |
| < Player with this retired number, informally |
| < Season record for which 3-Down had this number |
| < Season record for which Earl Webb had this number |
| < Season record for which Grover Cleveland Alexander had this number |
| < Season record for which Rickey Henderson had this number |
| < Team that won this many games in 1961 |
| Absorbs, with 'up' |
| Actress Young and others |
| Big name in batteries |
| Blue ___ |
| Boast |
| Bony |
| Boxer Willard |
| Brand name at picnics |
| Bummer |
| Bygone era |
| Carol |
| Caviar |
| Center of Anytown, U.S.A. |
| Champ of 10/30/74 |
| Charlotte-to-Raleigh dir. |
| Classic action figures |
| Clippers |
| Clothing |
| Colleague of Farrar and Maleska |
| Convention activity |
| Copier button |
| Cousin of a loon |
| Curing, in a way |
| Custard |
| Debenture, basically |
| Decimate, with 'down' |
| Duck |
| Dumps |
| Emperor after Vespasian |
| Enclosed part of a blimp |
| Exceed |
| Famed railsplitter |
| Film director ___ Lee |
| First name in horror |
| First TV series to show a baby being born, 1955 |
| Free (of) |
| Freight |
| Garlic segment |
| Golfer Juli |
| Golly |
| Good will, e.g. |
| Goof |
| Gypsy, traditionally |
| Harshest sentence |
| Hearty cheer |
| Height: Prefix |
| Hex, of a sort |
| Honored |
| Hubris source |
| Impugns |
| Insipid |
| It's missing in manana |
| Johnson of 'Laugh-In' |
| Killer whale |
| Kind of skate |
| Know-how |
| Let in |
| Like certain elections |
| Lit ___ (college course) |
| London gallery |
| Many mos. |
| Meat stamp |
| Meower |
| Mideast capital |
| More cunning |
| Movement |
| Murmur |
| New Mexico resort |
| Nickname |
| Nor. neighbor |
| Noted Virginia family |
| Obeisance |
| Object with three round projections |
| One smeared in England |
| Open |
| Open tract |
| Overly smooth |
| Parrot's word |
| Pathetic |
| Plastic ___ Band |
| Practitioners' suffix |
| Prank |
| Printemps follower |
| Rabbit or Fox preceder |
| Race official |
| Region of 101-Down |
| Romanian coin |
| Roosevelt quartet |
| Rundown |
| Scheduled |
| Shade of green |
| Shadow companion |
| Sink |
| Site of Joan of Arc's demise |
| Skating jump |
| Slow-moving |
| Sought lampreys |
| Spooky |
| State tree of Missouri |
| Supercharger |
| Superlarge drink |
| Swampy tract |
| Switchblade |
| Tae ___ do |
| Tennis's Nastase |
| The latest |
| Throat projection |
| Top-flight |
| Transcript |
| Travel aid |
| Turkish title |
| TV |
| Umpire |
| Upper, in Saxony |
| Uris hero |
| V.I.P. |
| Vegetable container |
| Waxy bloomer |
| Western Athletic Conference team |
| What an apostrophe may signal |
| Where Firenze is |
| Where the Paraná River is: Abbr. |
| Wield |
| Without a date |
| Words before clear or way |
| ___ and Thummin (Judaic objects) |
| ___-European |
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