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Euripides play or its heroine crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 1st, 2009 other clues |
| 'The ___ Report' |
| 'Well done!' |
| '___ It Time' (1977 hit) |
| Apple gadget |
| Arizona's ___ Mountains |
| As such |
| Attack signal |
| Balancing pros |
| Been abed |
| Bit of art on a chest, in slang |
| Bobby's wife on 'Dallas' |
| Cockney, e.g. |
| Cold war grp. |
| Could fall either way |
| Defeated, as at a Nathan's hot dog contest |
| Dubious |
| Element used in fire retardants |
| Fast-food chain whose logo features a modified Italian flag |
| Features of some sandals |
| Get the lead out |
| Give all for one or one for all, e.g.? |
| Global finance org. |
| Hawaii County seat |
| Heaped together |
| Hip (to) |
| How to ___ knot (Boy Scout's lesson) |
| It may be red or brown |
| Its motto is 'Duty, Honor, Country' |
| Jag |
| Lay |
| Le Havre honey |
| Like penthouse suites vis-à-vis other apartments, typically |
| Long-running TV series set in Colorado |
| Med. readout |
| Melancholy |
| Nag |
| Name tag? |
| One of eight English kings, to a 45-Across |
| Paper carrier |
| Pat of 'Knute Rockne All American' |
| Picnic pest, informally |
| Pie-eyed |
| Place name popular in the 1990s |
| Puts on |
| Raised Cain |
| Ransacked |
| Recliner feature |
| Remote ancestor? |
| Santa ___ |
| Series conclusions: Abbr. |
| Ship's resting place |
| Sing like Andy Williams or Russ Columbo |
| Slanders really badly |
| Something made to order? |
| Something needed for a change |
| Soul food side dish |
| Spanish kisses |
| Split |
| Story that begins 'All children, except one, grow up' |
| Titus or Tiberius: Abbr. |
| Toymaking center? |
| Trim, as a topiary |
| With 55-Across, direction indicator |
| Women who get high? |
| ___ River, N.J. |
| 'I have an idea ...' |
| 'The Lion in Winter' queen |
| 'Nightline' presenter |
| 'Mr. Pim Passes By' playwright |
| 'Catch!' |
| 'Right you ___!' |
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