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Grammy category since 1988 crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 1st, 2017 other clues |
| 'Heaven forbid!' |
| 'I'm c-c-cold!' |
| 'Let me find out' |
| 'Spy vs. Spy' magazine |
| 'That's ___, son' (Foghorn Leghorn catchphrase) |
| 'You've got to be kidding!' |
| Abbr. on a sign at a town line |
| Actress Dash of 'Clueless' |
| Bagel choice |
| Bit of office greenery |
| Bob who lost to Bill |
| Bollywood soundtrack instruments |
| Cabbage with crinkly leaves |
| Canadian $2 coin, informally |
| Cars are 'parked' in it |
| Cars are parked in it |
| Chaney of horror movies |
| Connection between banks? |
| D-Day vessels: Abbr |
| Depilatory brand |
| Emission from radioactive decay |
| English horn, e.g |
| Engraved pillar |
| Ewan who played Obi-Wan Kenobi |
| Excited, with 'up' |
| First in a Latin 101 trio |
| Food giant that merged with Heinz in 2015 |
| Forbidden zone |
| Friendly relations |
| Ghostly figures |
| GPS part: Abbr |
| Houston of Texas |
| Hurricane relief org |
| I |
| Japan's national fruit |
| Kenneth who played the title role in 1989's 'Henry V' |
| Lady friend, in Lille |
| Lee who directed 'Life of Pi' |
| Letter in an honor society's name |
| Letters before Beagle or Bounty |
| Like lava or magma |
| Lode analysts |
| Logan of CBS News |
| Low-quality paper |
| Mall aid |
| Melted marshmallows, e.g |
| Mushroom part |
| Noah of 'The Daily Show' |
| North-of-the-border force: Abbr |
| One of about 400,000 in the United States |
| Out of it |
| Part of 52-Down |
| Persistently emphasize |
| Person or thing |
| Place for a nest |
| Place to hole up |
| Pollutant that's a portmanteau |
| Polynesian finger food |
| Rode the ump, say |
| Rubber stamp go-with |
| Salon job |
| Scrubs up, say |
| Sea, colloquially |
| See 54-Across |
| See 7-Across |
| Southern side |
| The early 20th century, for vaudeville |
| The whole enchilada |
| Unexpectedly come (by) |
| Utterly absurd |
| Water park sound |
| Wearing a scowl |
| Weeder's tool |
| Winner of the four tennis majors and Olympic 8-Down |
| With 56-Across, lunchbox snacks ... or a hint to the black squares before 18-, 29-, 35- and 45-Across? |
| You might give him the business |
| ___-walsy |
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