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Employee at a brick-and-mortar business crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 19th, 2022 other clues |
| Prominent part of an apatosaurus |
| Pulitzer-winning columnist Peggy |
| "Who ___?!" ("That's true of everyone!") |
| Visiting the Natl. Museum of African American History and Culture, say |
| Electronic dance music duo that performed at the 2012 Super Bowl halftime show |
| Home to over seven billion people |
| See 66-Across |
| Rug rat |
| ___ transfer |
| Man, for one |
| Consider |
| Swirl in a stream |
| Hack (off) |
| Before, to Byron |
| "You cooked this? It's *disgusting*!" said Tom ___ |
| One foot in "the grave," poetically speaking |
| Beer brand whose name translates to "morning sun" |
| Gumbo, e.g. |
| Looney Tunes bunny |
| Festoon |
| Cézanne or Gauguin |
| Support group associated with the Twelve Steps |
| Bugle call at lights out |
| Relief pitcher's success |
| Scorch on a stovetop |
| "Well, ___ be!" |
| Target of a canine's canines, maybe |
| Brewery vessel |
| Ben Kingsley or Ian McKellen, e.g. |
| "West Texas town" in a classic country song |
| Spot for a sojourn |
| Gloom's partner |
| Formless mass |
| Common word in pirate-speak |
| Outings devoted to relaxation and self-care |
| Had an inclination |
| "Peace out" |
| Musical bit that slowly fades |
| Charge for tardiness |
| Close in many close-ups |
| Lip |
| Coyote calls |
| Grief-stricken state |
| Pastry dough used in crullers and beignets |
| Seven-foot, say |
| "What do you mean there are no PlayStations left in stock?" asked Tom ___ |
| Particularly particular |
| "I'm worried I may have anemia," said Tom ___ |
| Competent |
| Kind of column |
| Goddess with a reduplicative name |
| Specialty of clerics, druids and paladins, in Dungeons & Dragons |
| Bird with a reduplicative name |
| Flat, for short |
| John of "The Suicide Squad" |
| Assistant |
| Not be straight with |
| Q: What happens when the ___ clears over Los Angeles? A: UCLA! |
| "You guys are supposed to be 'Wise Men' and *these* are the gifts you bring a newborn?!" asked Tom, ___ |
| TV E.T. |
| With 54-Down, back to fighting |
| Nowhere to be found, say |
| Gumbo ingredient |
| Genre for Luther Vandross |
| Game pieces in Othello and Connect Four |
| Het (up) |
| "___ and I Know It" (2012 #1 hit for 52-Down) |
| Provocative … like this answer's position in the grid? |
| "That's terrible!" |
| Fervent |
| Hammer's end |
| Sailor, in slang |
| ___ of the state |
| Behold: Lat. |
| Spot for a speech |
| Encounter unexpectedly |
| Is connected |
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