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| New York Times crossword of October 23rd, 2017 other clues |
| 'And there it is!' |
| 'I was with my mistress at the time,' maybe |
| 'Right away!' |
| 'Yeah, right!' |
| '___ Always Sunny in Philadelphia' |
| '___ Lisa' |
| A lot |
| A, as in Aristotle |
| Anthracite, e.g |
| Apple introduction of 1998 |
| Backs of necks |
| Blacken, as by fire |
| Boise's state: Abbr |
| Campus sanctuary, in modern parlance |
| Causes of bigheadedness |
| Chimney buildup |
| Chooses |
| Classic clown with a repetitive name |
| Classic Diana Ross hairdo |
| Climax of 'Hamilton' |
| Cool, in '90s slang |
| Cross-dressing Disney heroine of 1998 |
| Dawn goddess |
| Droop |
| Elvis in the 1950s or Justin Bieber in the 2010s |
| English-speaking neighbor of Venezuela |
| Fire starter |
| Flees |
| Food-thickening agent |
| Gait between a walk and a canter |
| Give permission |
| Go wild in the streets |
| Gradually remove, as from a mother's milk |
| Guillotined |
| Hairless |
| Home mixology station |
| Joan who sang at Woodstock |
| Keats poem |
| Kerchief worn as headgear |
| Lead-in to bad news |
| Legislator |
| Like dry, clumpy mud |
| Lowly worker |
| Mailed |
| Maple syrup source |
| Mimicked |
| Missing, as a G.I |
| Online source of film trivia |
| Painful boo-boo |
| Painting surface |
| Period dominated by the likes of Dan Rather and Peter Jennings? |
| Period known for its 007 movies? |
| Period of fuzzy sweaters? |
| Period when every car was a junker? |
| Period when psychiatrists ruled? |
| Period when tribute bands thrived? |
| Prepare for a bodybuilding contest |
| Pulls an all-nighter, say |
| Reason to pull an all-nighter |
| So last year |
| Sour expression |
| Specialty bakery |
| Stepped tower of ancient Sumer |
| Stop competing as an amateur |
| Strategy-free card game |
| Supply-and-demand subj |
| Swallowed quickly |
| Taj Mahal locale |
| Tarnish or deface |
| The first 'R' of R&R |
| Things seen in most public buildings, but almost never in casinos |
| Turnpike, e.g |
| Used foul language |
| Wedding vow |
| What quills are dipped in |
| When doubled, a Hawaiian fish |
| ___ Arbor, Mich |
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