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James who wrote 'The Postman Always Rings Twice' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 5th, 2005 other clues |
| 'America's Next Top Model' airer |
| 'Butterfield 8' author |
| 'I swear!' |
| 'Scream' director Craven |
| '___ chance!' |
| A penny is a small one |
| Bamboo lovers |
| Bawls |
| Be a servant to |
| Buttinsky, e.g. |
| California's ___ Valley |
| Clinton's attorney general |
| Cruise ship accommodations |
| Derby features |
| Dowdy one |
| Employed pols |
| End of the lyric |
| Fajita filler |
| Feral |
| Fess (up) |
| Figure out |
| First-stringers |
| Gave up |
| Go after 13-Down |
| Golden Fleece transporter |
| Good and steamed |
| H, to Homer |
| Hägar's dog, in the funnies |
| Hams it up for the camera |
| Heels alternative |
| Interject |
| Latin clarifier |
| Like Lucille Ball |
| Load from a lode |
| Lorelei, notably |
| Lyric, part 2 |
| Made one |
| Mark of mediocrity |
| Mauna ___ Observatory |
| Mideast port |
| Monopoly token |
| Muscles |
| Neither Rep. nor Dem. |
| Newbie |
| Obits, basically |
| Passed out |
| Passing thoughts, for short? |
| Performed satisfactorily |
| Pi, for one |
| Pin holders |
| Plenty |
| Plot part |
| Race pace |
| See 29-Across |
| Shade of blond |
| Shipshape |
| Site for brooding |
| Soccer superstar |
| Some kind of nut |
| Sporty Studebaker |
| Spy novelist Deighton |
| Stage solo |
| Start of a quizzical Bob Seger lyric |
| State-named avenues in Washington, essentially |
| Student no. |
| Submit to gravity |
| Sympathetic sounds |
| Teamwork spoiler |
| Too pink, say |
| Tums' targets |
| Venomous snake |
| Watched warily |
| With 46-Across, song containing the lyric in this puzzle |
| Wrap brand |
| Yarn unit |
| Zig or zag |
| ___-la-la |
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