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Italian for 'baked' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 12th, 2002 other clues |
| 'Auld Lang ___' |
| 'Dies ___' |
| 'King ___' (Elgar cantata) |
| 'Now ___ you ...' |
| '___ true!' |
| About half of all deliveries |
| Appear inviting |
| Back problem |
| Blackmore heroine |
| Bygone religious group |
| Certain sweater irritant? |
| Charlemagne's domain: Abbr. |
| Classic muscle cars, briefly |
| Clutcher |
| Curve caution |
| Cycle starter |
| D train? |
| Expanse crossed by Marco Polo |
| Fan sound |
| Father of well-known twins |
| First love, perhaps |
| Ford's predecessor |
| Frederic who invented halftone photoengraving |
| Gamble on the market, in a way |
| George Lucas creations |
| Gluey stuff |
| Heated competition? |
| Hebrides isle |
| Hit a new low? |
| It may be defended by a scholar |
| Jeannette ___, first woman elected to Congress |
| Kind of therapy |
| Knife wielder, in the kitchen |
| Lingering trace |
| Makeshift ballot holder, maybe |
| Mop & ___ (floor cleaner) |
| More than suspect |
| Mule buster |
| Noon, in Nice |
| Old Fords |
| One may sit for a master |
| Panache |
| Perform spectacularly on |
| Pickup line for Churchill? |
| Place to go in England |
| Pops section |
| Popular video recorder |
| Prefix with kinetic |
| Prudential alternative |
| Pull down, so to speak |
| Reason for a parental reprimand |
| Red River city |
| Salvation Army collection |
| Sask. neighbor |
| Sci-fi royal |
| Screening device used in TV negotiations? |
| See 34-Across |
| See 55-Down |
| Spelling group? |
| Spigot, essentially |
| Stars in Caesar's palace? |
| Suggestion after a tiring military triumph? |
| Too-too |
| Trims a tree |
| Under control |
| Very attentive |
| Wail |
| What have we here |
| With 29-Down, central role on 'Knots Landing' |
| With 35-Across, Kind of record |
| Without a clue |
| You may kick into it |
| ___ Friday's (restaurant chain) |
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