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Lead-in to 'pray' crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of October 7th, 2007 other clues
'Rhyme Pays' rapper
'Uncle Vanya' woman
'You bet!' in Yucatán
A helping hand
Accepted criticism without complaint
Afternoon affair
Angle with artificial bait
Approaching
Bad ___ (German spa)
Baguette, for one
Baldwin of 'The Cat in the Hat'
Ball club come-on
Bandleader Kyser
Blown away
Brit in America, maybe
Brought forth
Brunch serving
Candidate's 'This isn't over!'
Cariou of Broadway
Character size
Chekhov who wrote 'Uncle Vanya'
Cleans
Coming
Cowardly Lion portrayer
Crew implement
Cybermemo
Delivery people, briefly
Duke Ellington classic
Egg white
Ekberg of 'La Dolce Vita'
Energy secretary under Clinton
Event where there might be burping
Ex of the Donald
Excite
F.C.C. concerns: Abbr.
Factor in a wine rating
Feature of many modern computer monitors
Flight no.?
Foe of Pizarro
Food in Exodus
Foolish sort
Forward
Get around
Girl with a crook
Goes off
Hammer's end
Has in mind
Have ___ with
Having no master
Help in checking calls
In quality?
Indian tourist mecca
Iroquoian language
IV givers
Jazzman Jackson
Journalist ___ Rogers St. Johns
Junkyard supply
Kind of service offered at some cafes
King topper
Lacking, to Louis
Leave home
Life story
Light line
Like a milquetoast
Like a skunk
Like Cain
Like neglected muscles
Like some trucks
Loud noise
Mogul
Mottled mount
Mum
N.F.L. successes
N.Y.C. attraction
Not much
Not so nutty
Obstinate
Obviously embarrassed
Offends the olfactories
One present but not participating
Park lake denizen
Parkinsonism treatment
Periodical plea
Physicist Ampère
Pilgrimage site
Places
Poker player's gloat
Press coverage
Primary strategy
Prize since 1928
Put chips in up front
Put in stitches
Queued up
Rain-___ (classic bubble-gum balls)
Response to 'Want some?'
Rhine tributary
Sachet scent
Scott Turow title
Scrap
Set boundaries
Sewing machine parts
Show fully
Simple housing
Slow mover
Smooth
Snacks often served with milk
Snaps
Some records or cars
Somme time
Specify
Start on a stage
Stimulant
Story that's over one's head
Students' gifts from home
Successively
Summons: Abbr.
Sunflower seeds, botanically
Sunken cooking site
Supporting instrumentalist
Surgeon's instrument
Swinger's stat
Sydney's state: Abbr.
Turnabout, slangily
Turner of records?
Vacuum tube filler
Venomous
Wait on
Wax theatrical
Weapon in the game Clue
When to vote, usually: Abbr.
Where many vets served
Whole slew
Widow's inheritance
Worker in the TV biz
Working together
Wrist injury
Zodiac symbol
___ Fleck and the Flecktones
___ to go

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