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East Coast city where tourism peaks in October crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of June 11th, 2011 other clues |
| Holder of eggs |
| Hair-raising stuff? |
| In case |
| It's between Obama and Robinson |
| Kettles, e.g. |
| Kind of identity |
| Leave |
| Like many gems |
| Like some 8-Downs |
| Like the language Kalaallisut |
| Many trial subjects |
| Miss Hannigan's charge, on Broadway |
| One deserving a hand? |
| One way to take drugs |
| Orange neighbor |
| Penny ___ |
| Pro team with a horseshoe logo |
| Plane wing component |
| Potential play prolonger |
| Put into 13-Down |
| Quagmire |
| River through Toledo |
| Scored due to an error |
| See 17-Across |
| Ruling |
| Small, simple flute |
| Spanish name suffix |
| Service with many followers |
| St. Pauli Girl alternative |
| Started over, in a way |
| Strasbourg is its capital |
| Suffix with grape |
| Talk, talk, talk |
| Unit of fun? |
| Tangier location: Abbr. |
| The way things are done |
| Vt. ski resort |
| Where it never rains |
| Wings, e.g. |
| With 53-Across, classic Kipling poem ending |
| Y.M.C.A. section? |
| ___ penny (very common, in British lingo) |
| 'White Writing' painter Mark |
| Alligator ___ (underwater menace) |
| '___ Is Betta Than Evvah!' (1976 album) |
| 'Without further ado ...' |
| 'Ewww!' |
| Activate, in a way |
| Apprehensive |
| At the movies, say |
| Attempt to enter dead space? |
| Bait |
| Barneys rival |
| Big name in aircraft engines |
| Brachium's end |
| Casanova's first name |
| Challah form |
| Creamer who won the 2010 U.S. Women's Open |
| Creature in a Tennessee Williams title |
| Curve creators |
| Dental concern |
| Duke's setting: Abbr. |
| Field work that was award-winning |
| Fresh |
| Gershwin's first hit |
| Getaways that people try to get away with |
| Give a thumbs-up |
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