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| New York Times crossword of December 10th, 2017 other clues |
| 'A ___ From St. Nicholas' |
| 'Batman' actress, 1967-68 |
| 'Bride of Frankenstein' actress, 1935 |
| 'Crash' actor, 2004 |
| 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' actress, 2000 |
| 'Dear Evan ___,' Best Musical of 2017 |
| 'Frost/Nixon' actor, 2008 |
| 'Gotcha' |
| 'Je ___' (French words of affection) |
| 'Mea ___' |
| 'Mr. Blue Sky' band, for short |
| 'Must've been something ___' |
| 'Star Trek' spinoff, to fans |
| 'Super Mario Bros.' actor, 1993 |
| 'Traffic' actor, 2000 |
| 'Training Day' actor, 2001 |
| 10 cc's and others |
| 1947, for Jackie Robinson |
| A-list topper |
| Ab ___ (from the beginning) |
| Academy Award-winning Marisa |
| Any of the Ninja Turtles |
| Bad spell |
| Bear claws and such |
| Before you can say Jack Robinson |
| Best-selling Japanese manga series |
| Boo-boos |
| Branch of Islam |
| Bring into harmony |
| Brings up |
| Cartoonist Silverstein |
| Catch |
| Cell exchanges |
| Chocolate-coated snack stick |
| City planners' designation |
| Comic book onomatopoeia |
| Connive |
| Cop |
| Country singer Womack |
| Crash, with 'out' |
| Crisis connections |
| Cured and dried fish |
| Curriculum ___ |
| Dame modifier |
| Daughter of Oedipus |
| Deliverance person |
| Depress |
| Deteriorate |
| Early 2000s outbreak, for short |
| Eastern European capital |
| Elevs |
| Emotional states |
| Face-to-face challenges |
| Figure on a foam finger |
| Floored |
| Growing art form? |
| Have as a tenant |
| Hermione's Patronus, in the Harry Potter books |
| Hip-hop's ___ Kweli |
| Hotel attendant |
| Irish form of Mary |
| Isn't level |
| Isn't up to date |
| J.F.K.'s former ___ Terminal |
| Kama ___ |
| Kidney-related |
| L.G.B.T. magazine since 1967 |
| Lauder of cosmetics |
| Le ___ (French port) |
| Leader wearing the Great Imperial Crown |
| Leaves a lot on the table? |
| Like florists' flowers that are already in vases |
| Like many laundromats |
| Like many write-in candidates: Abbr |
| Like SEALs |
| Like some winks |
| Lure in Vegas |
| Mosque tower |
| Most caloric |
| N, seen from the side |
| Name of five Norwegian kings |
| Nine-time Pro Bowler John |
| Nothing |
| Old C.I.A. foe |
| Old résident at Versailles |
| Operate |
| Pal |
| Particle named by Faraday |
| Pond growth |
| Pot holder |
| Primatologist Goodall |
| Program saver |
| Proust protagonist |
| Real-time tool for meteorologists |
| Roadside establishment much seen in the Southwest |
| Ruckus |
| Sat ___ (GPS, to a Brit) |
| School that lent its name to a collar |
| Scottish form of John |
| Seat of Penobscot County |
| See 102-Down |
| Shaman, e.g |
| Simple top |
| So quiet you can hear ___ drop |
| Some advanced researchers, for short |
| Sphere |
| Standout hoopsters |
| State as fact |
| Stripling |
| Suffix with novel or Nobel |
| Take ___ on the wild side |
| The Browns, on a scoreboard |
| Thing whose size is measured in picometers |
| This way |
| Traditional Filipino dish marinated in vinegar and soy sauce |
| Turn up |
| Ultimate degree |
| Undoing |
| Vertical landing spots |
| What eight actors took on for this puzzle? |
| What might show participants going neck and neck? |
| When tripled, a 'Seinfeld' catchphrase |
| Where I-20, I-65 and I-85 all meet |
| Where Javert drowned in 'Les Misérables' |
| Where one might raise a flap about a reservation? |
| Where people get off |
| Winter Olympics event |
| With 84-Down, bit of black attire |
| Word implied on Opposite Day |
| Word with torch or bar |
| Written deeply |
| Yves's evening |
| ___ contendere |
| ___ Outfitters (retailer) |
| ___-de-France |
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