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Ingredient in many a breakfast cereal crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 6th, 2018 other clues |
| 'Goshdarnit!' |
| 'I think ___' |
| 'My bad!' |
| 'So it goes' |
| 'Stay calm!' |
| 1990s commerce pact |
| 2008 political catchword |
| Alternative to a guillotine |
| Babble |
| Bad role model for Oliver Twist |
| Baldwin of 'The Boss Baby' |
| Best Supporting Actor nominee for 'Argo' |
| Beta ___ |
| Bustle |
| Cereal bit |
| Co. with a striped logo |
| Create, as a chair |
| Cruising speed, maybe |
| Deep cut |
| Diagonally ... or a hint to four of this puzzle's squares |
| Eat quickly, with 'in' |
| Effect of a sac fly |
| Engine part |
| Father of Deimos and Phobos, in Greek myth |
| Fellow |
| French word that's a homophone of 47-Across |
| Gazillionaire |
| Held, as breath |
| High point of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' |
| Hobby shop buy |
| Imitator |
| It may be labeled 2x or 3x |
| Johns across the pond |
| Kind |
| Kind of jacket |
| Like the hook of a good pop song |
| Lily Potter's maiden name in the Harry Potter books |
| Loose fig |
| Mailing from Lands' End or Williams-Sonoma |
| Many times, in poetry |
| Muslim leaders |
| My Chemical Romance genre |
| No longer independent |
| No longer working: Abbr |
| Number two |
| Part of the body to slap |
| Places where some house pets 'go,' in both this puzzle and real life |
| Poorly |
| Premiere |
| Put down |
| Put on |
| Reason for an Adderall prescription, for short |
| Regenerable parts of a sea star |
| Reluctant |
| Roman road |
| Row maker |
| Sauce with a vowel-heavy name |
| Single-stranded building block |
| Sings the praises of |
| Ski resort vehicle |
| Slowly |
| Small and delicate |
| Song from a 'Best of' album, maybe |
| Squeak or creak |
| Sunbather's accessory |
| Surveyor's finding |
| The world's fifth-largest economy |
| Things driven on ranches |
| Three-time Best Director of the 1930s |
| Vast |
| What thirsty flowers do |
| When doubled, dance of the 2010s |
| You may use a roller to get rid of it |
| ___ Caesarea, original name of New Jersey |
| ___ one's time |
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