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Home to Antilia, the world's most valuable private residence (27 floors, $2.2 billion) crossword clue
M U M B A I
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| New York Times crossword of October 4th, 2020 other clues |
| Kings and queens, maybe |
| Vegan latte option |
| Large chunk of one's final grade, often |
| To anyone who wasn't addressed above: "You're ..." |
| Sips |
| Declined |
| Diagram of relationships |
| Cold treat |
| División de la casa |
| Lead-in to potty |
| El ___ (weather phenomena) |
| Good-looking guy? |
| ___ hair |
| App with a Reservations feature |
| Newspaper articles and mentions on social media, in brief |
| Man's nickname that omits the "is" at the end |
| Earliest-known Chinese dynasty (dating back to 2000 B.C.) |
| ___ in kangaroo |
| Ducks |
| It's not a lot to jot |
| "My turn" |
| Sandwiches on pita bread |
| Electrically balanced, in chemistry |
| Like 0.5-millimeter lead, among popular mechanical pencil options |
| Villain in 1998's "Mulan" |
| Third of seven columns: Abbr. |
| Eagerly excited |
| With adroitness |
| Aspen or Alta |
| It's against the rule |
| Four-star figures |
| Spring hrs. in Colorado Springs |
| "Never interrupt your ___ when he's making a mistake" (old aphorism) |
| Medic |
| Big name in nonprofit journalism |
| Brush off |
| Move like a peacock |
| Adele's "Million Years ___" |
| Valerie Plame's org. in 2003's Plame affair |
| Organism that structurally resembles another organism |
| "You ain't lyin'!" |
| What might be "love" or "lesbian" in a TV show title |
| Laughing matter? |
| Toy rocker, in tot-speak |
| L.G.B.T.-aligned advocacy group since 1987 |
| Give up |
| Stroke of good fortune |
| A ball and a strike, in a baseball count |
| ___ polloi |
| Useful |
| What the Old English called "Winterfylleth" |
| Circus venue |
| Marvel at |
| Word stylized with extra R's on some cereal boxes |
| Some froyo bar toppings |
| Makeover result, maybe |
| "Who wants this?" response |
| Drive (away) |
| Newswoman Sawyer |
| Wong of stand-up comedy |
| Floor |
| Feature of a batter that needs more whisking |
| Eyes: Sp. |
| Physician who co-founded A.A., familiarly |
| Is |
| Fisherman's ___ (San Francisco attraction) |
| How some like their café |
| Kind of clef |
| Traipse (about) |
| Creatures that can have asymmetrical ears, which aid in hunting |
| Sui generis |
| "Nah" |
| To a produce vendor near closing time: "You're ..." |
| Go up against |
| To a cosmetician: "You're ..." |
| The "B" in GB |
| Warranting an "X," say |
| Author Janowitz of literature's "brat pack" |
| Greeting when running into someone unexpectedly |
| Pinot ___ |
| Occasion to get all gussied up |
| Cutesy sound accompanying a poke |
| Book before Amos |
| Many end in "-ite" |
| Texas county on the Mexican border |
| Destitution |
| "Expect ___" (road sign) |
| Italian painter known for his frescoes |
| Code edited by a webmaster |
| Ice cream purchase |
| Utter nonsense |
| How some like their coffee |
| Pain relief brand |
| One of two on the Titanic |
| Palindromic rulers |
| All ___ |
| To a bad free throw shooter: "You're ..." |
| Crowd noise |
| Ruin, as plans |
| Blubbers |
| The dove's-foot crane's-bill, for instance |
| Big seller of animal supplies |
| To a temp worker: "You're ..." |
| Architect Frank |
| To a rude driver: "You're ..." |
| Native speakers of Chiwere |
| 2020 U.S. Open tennis champ Naomi |
| Apt anagram of MY CAR |
| See 76-Across |
| Jason who played Khal Drogo on "Game of Thrones" |
| Fishing basket |
| ___ Tzu (dog breed) |
| Placing a call |
| The Reds, on scoreboards |
| ___ Brava, Spain |
| All over hell's half ___ (everywhere) |
| Item on a president's lapel |
| Georgia's capital, informally |
| Pool chalk target |
| Parts of Twitter profiles |
| Clicking sound? |
| Vim |
| Friendship |
| Middle of a certain three-in-a-row |
| Wrath |
| With 98-Across, to an aspiring entrepreneur: "You're ..." |
| [Leave it] |
| Itching to eat and irritable about it, in slang |
| Things stuck in clogs |
| Like sponge cakes |
| Lone Star State sch. |
| Taylor Swift's first #1 country hit, 2007 |
| Sci-fi classic featuring the Three Laws |
| Something to do with your buds? |
| Social climate |
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