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| New York Times crossword of October 4th, 2014 other clues |
| 'Adventure most ___ itself': Emily Dickinson |
| 'Anticipate the difficult by managing the easy' philosopher |
| 'Really?' |
| 'Pencils down!' |
| 'Servant of the Bones' author |
| 'Twilight,' e.g |
| 'Twilight,' e.g |
| 'Veep' actor ___ Whitlock Jr |
| '___ really help' |
| 0.5, for 30 degrees |
| 180s |
| Aids after blanking out |
| Anti-spill, say |
| Bartending tool |
| Blush-inducing |
| Burgundy or claret |
| Cause of a stinging breakup? |
| Decline dramatically |
| Ditch |
| Dove's dream |
| Empty-headedness |
| Enjoyed muchly |
| Exponential unknown |
| Fanatically militant sort |
| Gets a clue, with 'up' |
| Goggle |
| Gold-certifying grp |
| Green machine |
| Have prestige |
| In-flight |
| Lambs, to Lucius |
| Last part of 'Waiting for Godot' |
| Less significant |
| Like some straws |
| Mixer for losers? |
| More like a sheet? |
| Mother superior? |
| Mount ___, Charley Weaver's hometown |
| Musical component |
| Nadir's opposite |
| Newest fashion |
| Nonhuman Earth orbiter of 1961 |
| One being strung along? |
| Oodles |
| Org. that, when spelled backward, is an old-timey exclamation |
| Partner of many |
| Pioneer in literary realism |
| See 41-Across |
| Service providers? |
| Shipping hazard |
| Sister brand of CorningWare |
| Slip |
| Sonnet extender? |
| Southeast Asian fruits with large, thick spines |
| Statement of confidence |
| Storm designation |
| The U.N.'s ___ Hammarskjöld |
| Title subject of a search in a 2003 film |
| To whom Charles Darwin dedicated 'Different Forms of Flowers' |
| Trip planner's option: Abbr |
| Two-man band? |
| Very much |
| Was a slug |
| What Gollum calls the Ring in 'The Lord of the Rings' |
| Widening agent in medicine |
| With 24-Across, barbecue finger stainer |
| Word with deep or dead |
| ___ Lane, London theater locale |
| ___ rage (result of juicing) |
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