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Leading disability rights activist in the 2020 documentary "Crip Camp" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 6th, 2023 other clues |
| Valuable collection |
| Black ___ |
| Labor relief, perhaps |
| "Get out of here!" |
| Port ___, capital of Mauritius |
| John of "The Big Lebowski" |
| See 27-Across |
| "Get me?," informally |
| Squelched, with "on" |
| Guileful |
| His dying words were "There is another … Skywalker …" |
| "Love Island" airer |
| Ghostlike, in a way |
| Alt-rock band with the 2001 hit album "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" |
| Item in Yo-Yo Ma's right hand |
| ___ Thanh Nguyen, Pulitzer-winning author of "The Sympathizer" |
| Remark made after catching someone by surprise |
| Sound of suffering … or pleasure |
| Aids for stage crews |
| Indoor swimming pools |
| Whiff |
| Via, informally |
| Where the cattle drive in the western epic "Lonesome Dove" begins |
| University in Georgia |
| Consideration when doubling a recipe, perhaps |
| Hold on to |
| "Don't worry about me" |
| Arcade game character with a propeller beanie |
| Like Alaska on a U.S. map, often |
| Word with store or Story |
| ___ Greenwich, co-writer of "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" and "Da Doo Ron Ron" |
| Quite a sight |
| Going to get |
| Dispense |
| Khaki alternative |
| Muscly, in modern lingo |
| Embroiled (in) |
| Broadband letters |
| Use a pick, perhaps |
| Popular talk show of the 2010s |
| Bird: Prefix |
| Punches |
| Achievement indicator |
| Gangs |
| ___ Pippig, three-time winner of the Boston Marathon |
| Show of contempt |
| Word with sister or story |
| Eponymous region of northern France |
| Stage that you might enter at night |
| Ride with a third wheel |
| Slick |
| Pet dogs and cats, affectionately |
| Outward attitude |
| Thick locks |
| With 39-Across, answer to the question "Who's the solver of this puzzle?" |
| Bed of roses, so to speak |
| Title for a guru |
| Surge protector? |
| Great work |
| Character who's striped and spotted? |
| Inits. on some food cans |
| Pro with extensions, in brief |
| Causes of some brain freezes |
| Knock |
| Big ticket item? |
| Hot take? |
| Breakfast skillet |
| What might roll in the leaves |
| What a pointer finger can represent |
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