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| New York Times crossword of October 26th, 2003 other clues |
| 'Alas!' |
| 'Il convivio' writer |
| 'Now ___ it!' |
| 'Zip-___-Doo-Dah' |
| '___ Girls' (1957 musical) |
| 1967 war locale |
| A.T.M. selection: Abbr. |
| Ab machines, e.g. |
| Actress Scacchi |
| Alfred who coined the phrase 'inferiority complex' |
| Apostrophized preposition |
| Basic faith |
| Battler of Big Tobacco: Abbr. |
| Before cars, were there ...? |
| Before computers, were there ...? |
| Before jets, was there ...? |
| Before movies, were there ...? |
| Before phones, was there ...? |
| Before trucks, were there ...? |
| Before TV, were there ...? |
| Before watches, were there ...? |
| Big bores, slangily |
| Bloop |
| Boom sites |
| Brought on |
| Called strikes, say |
| Certain école |
| Chasers |
| Chicago-based monthly since 1945 |
| Chump |
| City between Richfield and Minnetonka |
| Colosseum wear |
| Comics family name |
| Common folk |
| Cooking personality |
| Copper |
| Corrodes |
| Country music network, once |
| Crying |
| Curse |
| D.D.E.'s purview |
| Daytime TV staple |
| Delirious |
| Depend (on) |
| Ditches |
| Document used in coll. admissions |
| Fancied |
| Fast clip on the road |
| Father's talk: Abbr. |
| Fay famous for a scream |
| Figaro and others |
| First name in 1950's Broadway |
| Flip |
| Food for many zoo animals |
| Fort Worth sch. |
| Gives the boot |
| Globule |
| God with raven messengers |
| Grammatical classifications |
| Grand slam, e.g. |
| Guinness et al. |
| Highly ionized gas |
| Hitting the spot |
| Home of FedEx |
| Home to some 4-Across |
| Hot breakfast |
| Hurray, in Hidalgo |
| Iffy response |
| Imminent |
| Instant |
| Invader of Gaul |
| Israel's southern triangle |
| It gets ground up |
| It spans Minn. to N.Y. |
| It's scaled |
| John Wayne film, with 'The' |
| Kid |
| Kind of mitt |
| Kind of rating |
| Land that's mostly sand |
| Lap dog, for short |
| Late bloomer |
| Late spring forecast |
| Laudatory lines |
| Lifting |
| Like 'enow' or 'erst' |
| Like invitees |
| Like some verbs: Abbr. |
| Long Island county |
| LP player |
| Mantel sight |
| Midrange voice |
| Millennium Falcon pilot ___ Solo |
| More palatable |
| Most pleasant |
| Natural do |
| Negotiator with G.M. |
| North side |
| Not a std. listing |
| Not just a rarity |
| Observatory sighting |
| Old Chinese money |
| Old-time ruler |
| One kidnapping negotiator |
| One with short limbs |
| Onetime Marshall Isl. event |
| Opening |
| Pauses |
| Pen with oink? |
| Pioneer carrier |
| Plain folk |
| Player |
| Plunge in |
| Poetic gloamings |
| Pop singer Manfred ___ |
| Port of ancient Rome |
| Powerful car engine, informally |
| Prefix with -pod |
| Prey |
| Proofers' catches |
| Rank |
| Really love |
| Recorded proceedings |
| Relative of -esque |
| Revolutionary's cry |
| Ritardando, musically |
| Rtes. |
| Run through |
| S.C. Johnson brand |
| Salad ingredient |
| Schedule |
| Sci-fi's Doctor ___ |
| Seed cover |
| Sheepdog activity |
| Snapper's line? |
| Snitch |
| Some fraternity men |
| Some linemen: Abbr. |
| Some volleyball shots |
| Something that's hatched |
| Sound from an exam cheater |
| Stabilized |
| Start of a refrain |
| Stationery name |
| Stepped |
| Stock market abbr. |
| Subject in Revelation |
| Swing's path |
| Take out of the game |
| The Mustangs of the N.C.A.A. |
| Turns |
| Use a surgical beam |
| Vagabond |
| Verdi's '___ tu' |
| View from the Bay of Naples |
| W.W. II guns |
| Was inactive |
| Wee, in one spelling |
| Weighed down |
| Where there's a whole lot of shaking going on |
| Wide collars |
| With it |
| Word about someone |
| ___ Dhabi |
| ___ disadvantage |
| ___ Fey of 'S.N.L.' |
| ___ Senate Office Building |
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