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'Kitsch' or 'kindergarten,' from German crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 22nd, 2015 other clues |
| 'Curiosity ... is a ___ of the mind': Hobbes |
| 'Dark horse' or 'bring to light' |
| 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' writer |
| '___ Best' (2001 greatest hits album) |
| - |
| - |
| - |
| - |
| 0-0 |
| Adulterate |
| Alicia Keys or Adele, e.g |
| Allow to pass |
| As a group |
| Authorizes |
| Baby shark |
| Budget overseer, for short |
| Carol opener |
| City ___ |
| Comment while fanning oneself |
| Curry or Taylor |
| Decides (to) |
| F-14 fighters |
| Fan setting |
| Flan |
| Funny Fields |
| Game stopper? |
| Gas giant since 1966 |
| Golden rule word |
| Hitch |
| Hot and bubbling |
| Jackets traditionally worn with bow ties |
| Japanese dish whose name means, literally, 'eel bowl' |
| Keyboard abbr |
| Like some farewells |
| Like the terms 'mailman' and 'comedienne,' say |
| Live with |
| Location for Munch's 'The Scream' |
| Log carving |
| Many a Mideast native |
| Metaphor for a blazing success |
| Mint family plant harvested for its seeds |
| Not a full-out run |
| Over-knight mail? |
| Part of a fishing line to which the hook is attached |
| Phishing targets, for short |
| Pitt and Penn |
| Place for pre-20th century medicines |
| Places to which people are always rushing, for short |
| Platte tribesman |
| Predecessor of Chuck Schumer as New York senator |
| Recognition from the Academy |
| Road hazards ... four of which are illustrated literally in this puzzle |
| Seattle's ___ Field |
| See 29-Down |
| Several Asian lands, informally |
| Sincerely |
| Some Samsung products, for short |
| Sparkling wine |
| States with authority |
| Swear words? |
| Tart English jelly fruit |
| The Black Eyed Peas' 'I ___ Feeling' |
| They hunt in pods |
| They're nuts |
| They're only in for a while |
| Tots' trains |
| Transpires |
| Two-hour-and-10-min. exam |
| Venomous African snakes |
| Warrant officer |
| Water-resistant timber |
| With 63-Across, best-selling Chinese-American author |
| Women who are entitled |
| Word before 'I dunno' |
| [I crack myself up] |
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