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| Wall Street Journal crossword of October 1st, 2010 other clues |
| 'Animal Farm' leaders |
| 'Baywatch' setting |
| 'Crashing the Party' author |
| 'Crocodile Hunter' Steve |
| 'In Custody' author Desai |
| 'Little Birds' writer |
| 'Poems are made by fools like me' poem |
| 'Stop dawdling!' |
| 'That's all ___!' |
| 'The Closer' network |
| 'What did I tell you?' |
| 'Your Movie Sucks' writer |
| 1959 Howard Hawks western |
| 1985 Kate Nelligan movie |
| 1995 bestseller in which #23 is 'Don't Date a Married Man' |
| 2009 National Medal of Arts recipient |
| Any of the Greek Potamoi |
| Apartment window sign |
| Arabian mother |
| Atlas section |
| Azerbaijan neighbor |
| Backing |
| Ballpark fig. |
| Ballpark fig. |
| Baseball Hall of Famer Musial |
| Baseball Hall of Famer Williams |
| Battle cry |
| Benefactor |
| Beneficial |
| Bids 'one club' |
| Big influence on Rosie |
| Black-and-white mammals |
| Brand whose logo features three peaks |
| Buccaneer bud |
| Bucks, e.g. |
| Calmly confident |
| Canyonlands National Park sights |
| Capital on the Mediterranean |
| Cavuto of Fox News |
| Cheese-covered snack |
| City of southwest New Hampshire |
| Cluster |
| Co-star of Felicity, Eva and Marcia |
| Collar |
| Country singer Tillis |
| CPO's superior |
| Dalmatian, to Domitian |
| Dash array |
| David's rebellious son |
| Day break |
| Dependable |
| Directional suffix |
| Dungeons & Dragons creature |
| Easternmost state capital |
| Execrates |
| Film composer Morricone |
| Flash's foe |
| Flight feature |
| Folic acid, for one |
| Frasier's brother |
| Free |
| Gilbert & Sullivan's 'Princess Ida' is written in it |
| Hall & Oates song '___ Gone' |
| Hatch in the Capitol |
| Hitch |
| Hockey's Bobby and Colton |
| Homes, slangily |
| House with a point |
| Ill-fated flier |
| In fine fettle |
| In the neighborhood, say |
| Indian honorific |
| Infamous Ugandan |
| Influence |
| Island in the Tuscan Archipelago |
| It's often after you |
| Job holder |
| Jockey |
| Largest moon of Neptune |
| Like cucumber plants |
| Like krypton |
| Like percale |
| Like unlucky cattle rustlers |
| Lunchbox favorites |
| Magnitogorsk's river |
| Make hackneyed |
| Masseur's target |
| Met offerings |
| Middle of the brothers Karamazov |
| Mirage |
| Modernists |
| Move crabwise |
| Mullets hide them |
| Niagara's source |
| Nota ___ |
| O'Connor's successor |
| Once and again |
| Pack bearer |
| Painter Magritte |
| Portfolio unit |
| Priest's counsel |
| Provinces |
| Pump rating |
| Qualified |
| Razzed |
| Ready for posting |
| Rogers catchphrase |
| S&L offerings |
| Safe setting |
| Set off |
| Simple number |
| Sister of Charles, Andrew and Edward |
| Slightly |
| Small singer |
| Son of Lucifer Ornamental Yokum |
| Sony introduction of 1975 |
| Sponsor of the Boston Garden |
| Start of the Greek spelling of Hera |
| Steelers cornerback Taylor |
| Stock split? |
| Suit supplement |
| Sweat units |
| Swirl |
| Take control forcibly |
| Taxing trips |
| Temporary tattoo medium |
| Tennis star Mandlikova |
| Their fruit is used in Worcestershire sauce |
| They have all the anthers |
| They're cooked in corn husks |
| Thicket |
| To be safe |
| Trunk attachments |
| Unilever brand aimed at young men |
| United |
| Very, in Versailles |
| Vince's agent, on 'Entourage' |
| Well past the sell-by date |
| With little or no warning |
| Year in Caesar's reign |
| Yodeler's perch |
| Zealous |
| Zine |
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