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| New York Times crossword of October 14th, 2011 other clues |
| 'Are you up for it?' |
| 'Gotcha' |
| 'Vous ___ ici' |
| 1968 Julie Christie movie set in San Francisco |
| A. J. who wrote 'The Citadel' |
| Abbr. after several examples |
| Abnormally small |
| Applause accompanier |
| Artist whose moniker is the pronunciation of his initials |
| Big |
| Big hits, for short |
| Blocks of history |
| Bologna is in it |
| Cartoon villain who sails the Black Barnacle |
| Caucus call |
| City on Presque Isle Bay |
| Co-writer and star of 'Bridesmaids' |
| Coal-rich valley |
| Composer Khachaturian |
| Cousin of the cassowary |
| Dear |
| Distributor of Nutrilite vitamins |
| Easily imposed upon |
| Env. alternative |
| Exclusively |
| Extract the essence of by boiling |
| Father of Harmonia, in myth |
| Filmmaker Louis |
| Gals across the pond |
| Hopper |
| Lassitude |
| Like about 25% of legal U.S. immigrants |
| Liking |
| Little middle? |
| Look out for, say |
| Lou Gehrig's disease, for short |
| Mass gathering place |
| Melodious birdsong, maybe |
| Messing around on TV? |
| Momentary disruption |
| More bloody, so to speak |
| More reasonable |
| N.Y.C. subway inits |
| New worker |
| Official in the Clinton White House |
| One concerned with blocking |
| One helping with filing, for short |
| One side of the Detroit River |
| Ozone destroyers, for short |
| Part of the former U.A.R.: Abbr |
| Part of U.S.C.: Abbr |
| Peabody Museum patron, perhaps |
| Pilot's point? |
| Player of Duke Santos in 'Ocean's Eleven,' 1960 |
| Playwright who became a president |
| Sandy shades |
| So to speak |
| Sound system? |
| Source of venanzite |
| Sports org |
| Terre Haute sch |
| The Stars may play the Blues in it, briefly |
| Tour de France setting? |
| Vice President from Tennessee |
| What may come between two friends? |
| Where to see the writing on the wall? |
| Will of 'Jeremiah Johnson' |
| William ___, 1990s attorney general |
| Wind instrument? |
| ___ nullius (no man's land) |
| ___ party |
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