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Fruit liqueur from Italy crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 13th, 2022 other clues |
| Evidence provider for some citations |
| Longtime CBS procedural |
| All ears |
| Congress-created media giant |
| Go to |
| "Sounds exciting," sincerely or sarcastically |
| Ready, informally |
| "Go on, do something funny" |
| They're the pits (AZ) |
| Serve as a go-between |
| Sole (UT) |
| "Sorry ___ sorry" |
| Move, informally |
| Going both ways |
| Extended feature of "Hey Jude" and "Layla" |
| Churchill portrayer in 2017's "Darkest Hour" |
| Isolates, in a way |
| "Careful where you open this" indicator |
| "EastEnders" broadcaster, with "the" |
| Do something amazing for another |
| "... about up to here" |
| Withdraw |
| Gives ___ (attempts) |
| Extra: Abbr. |
| Squeezed (out) |
| Clairvoyant's claim |
| Run off … or how to make the answers to 17-, 21-, 34-, 44- and 53-Across fit their clues |
| Attempts |
| Like leis |
| A bird in flight, for Lufthansa |
| "Sixteen Tons" singer, often |
| Jamaican sprinter Thompson-Herah with five Olympic golds |
| Was laid up |
| Birds whose eyes don't move |
| Throw out |
| Manhattan component |
| Bottle-___ |
| Sounds of realization |
| Devil's bargain, so to speak |
| Apt rhyme for "fit" |
| It's played in the 5-Across, informally |
| Lumpy citrus |
| Actress Harper of "No Country for Old Men" |
| Some items in purses, for short |
| Meaningful work, for short? |
| Opposite of an exception |
| Did some campaign work |
| Bluff, say |
| Hairy twin in a Bible story |
| Their scores are on some coll. applications |
| It may be hard to follow |
| Many morality tales |
| Sunset shade (MT) |
| Booty spot? (PA) |
| In the mail |
| 15-Across focus: Abbr. |
| Painful effort |
| Heat setting, in brief |
| Old music halls |
| "Documentary Now!" cable channel, originally |
| After, before |
| Enjoyed something with relish, say |
| Holst's "The Planets," for one |
| Dress nicely, with "up" |
| Dispensed, with "out" |
| Start of an objection (TX) |
| Consumer's energy source, informally |
| ___ milk |
| Unequaled, ever |
| Mankind, biblically |
| Encumbered |
| Poet who originated the phrase "For whom the bell tolls" |
| Best New American Play award |
| Glue amounts, often |
| Props can build it up |
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