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| New York Times crossword of October 17th, 2021 other clues |
| Conveniently forgets to mention, maybe |
| Big name in investing |
| Ran out of patience |
| Meghan ___, Grammy's 2015 Best New Artist |
| Get warmed up |
| Word with water or Electric |
| Meaningful work? |
| Rock bottom |
| Special ___ |
| Like TV's Niles Crane and Monica Geller |
| Their existence is debatable |
| Conflict in 2017's "Wonder Woman," in brief |
| Source of Supergirl's powers |
| Clothing line |
| Ballet supporter, e.g. |
| N.A.A.C.P. ___ Awards |
| REI competitor |
| Shout of support |
| Gamelan instruments |
| Unflappable |
| Basic point |
| Main squeeze, in modern lingo |
| Texas hold 'em pair nicknamed "ducks" |
| "___ and Fugue in D Minor" (piece used in "Fantasia") |
| Lucifer |
| The "vice of narrow souls," per Balzac |
| Goddess who sprang from her father's head |
| Bibliophile : books :: oenophile : ___ |
| "Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism" author |
| Muck |
| Present without being present |
| Ship for 28-Across |
| Like a space cadet |
| Part of the body named after Dr. Ernst Gräfenberg |
| Accustomed (to) |
| On edibles, say |
| A shore thing |
| Posted one's thoughts |
| Makes a comeback? |
| Souvenir for a Final Four team |
| Ingredient in many balms |
| Hones |
| Lock |
| Company with an iconic yellow Running Man logo |
| "The Lion King" trio |
| Receiver of private instruction |
| Ritzy transports |
| Japanese prime minister before Suga |
| Hosp. diagnostic |
| Where Gal Gadot was born: Abbr. |
| Instigate |
| Once |
| Not worth a ___ |
| Pal of Buzz Lightyear |
| You wouldn't want them to have a crush on you |
| Director DeMille |
| Chuck E. Cheeses, in part |
| One way to go |
| Better than |
| Off course |
| One of the Magi, along with Melchior and Balthazar |
| Designated things for bikes and buses |
| "Sick burn!" |
| Peace Nobelist Yousafzai |
| Cry of success |
| More orderly |
| Fuel for a camp stove |
| Houston A.L.er |
| Field's yield |
| Macbeth trio |
| Golfer Michelle |
| Sight on an M. C. Escher Möbius strip |
| Balkan region |
| Director Welles |
| Fastidious |
| Feng ___ |
| As things might happen |
| Something bottled in Cannes |
| Price abbr. |
| GPS recommendation: Abbr. |
| Look over |
| Get a move on |
| Kenan Thompson is its longest-tenured member, for short |
| Reminiscence about an epic party |
| Ming-Na who starred as Mulan in 1998's "Mulan" |
| Played a Halloween prank on |
| Pickle |
| Olympic gold-medal gymnast Korbut |
| Govt. agency that Jimmy Woo works for on "WandaVision" |
| Santiago of "Scandal" |
| Horse of a different color |
| "Aha!" |
| Sit shiva, e.g. |
| Male deer |
| Completely, after "in" |
| Diez menos dos |
| Most of Greenland |
| Like dim sum |
| One hitting the low notes |
| Name that means "God is my judge" |
| Some Chevy S.U.V.s |
| Present, e.g. |
| She/___ |
| Droll |
| Kid ___ |
| Denouement |
| One who asks a lot of questions |
| The munchies, e.g. |
| Step two? |
| Nine to five, for example |
| Animal on Ontario's coat of arms |
| "Not this again!" |
| Take out of the game |
| Law that led to a 1773 revolt |
| Actress Ward |
| Abacus piece |
| James who sang "At Last" |
| Nary a trace (of) |
| With 83-Down, puzzle solver's starting point |
| See 80-Down |
| Altitudes: Abbr. |
| It guards against UVB |
| Like the sun at dawn |
| Lite |
| Little blob |
| Critic of the Great Society |
| Radicchio relative |
| Distinctive flairs |
| Real, in Rio |
| Disney villain voiced by Jeremy Irons |
| Bar mixer |
| The Cardinals, on scoreboards |
| Series that might feature a long-lost father-uncle |
| Only known animal to prey on great white sharks |
| Person calling tech support, say |
| Bleat |
| Some conjunctions |
| Summer worker, in brief? |
| French possessive |
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