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New York Times crossword of October 12th, 2009.
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| New York Times crossword of October 12th, 2009 other clues |
| 52, in old Rome |
| Abigail of 'Dear Abby' |
| Adam's madam |
| Bar habitués |
| Bewildered |
| Bit of sunlight |
| Bobby who was #4 at Boston Garden |
| Broadway songwriter Jule |
| Caused |
| Center of a simile |
| Certain bridge positions |
| Change the price on at the store |
| Charles Nelson ___, longtime 'Match Game' panelist |
| China and environs, once, with 'the' |
| Chinese 'way' |
| Citi Field player, for short |
| Classic theater name |
| Crush, with 'on' |
| Darn, as socks |
| Edge |
| Effrontery |
| Emperor after Nero |
| Exclamation before 'How cute!' |
| Filming locale |
| Good's opposite |
| Half of dos |
| Has left the office |
| Height: Abbr. |
| In the know |
| King beaters |
| Lenten treat |
| Likely result of pollution along a beach |
| Make equal, as the score |
| Make equal, as the score |
| Martini go-with |
| Mel who was #4 at the Polo Grounds |
| Milan's home |
| Mount where Noah landed |
| Nonsense |
| Owned |
| Peach ___ (dessert) |
| Peeved state |
| Piece of luggage |
| Point on a 13-Down |
| Postpone, with 'off' |
| Prefix with economics |
| President before Wilson |
| Ram's mate |
| Really digs |
| Receptacle for some donations |
| Rejoices |
| Reveals |
| Sags |
| Says 'Come on, try harder!,' say |
| Sci-fi saucer |
| Simplicity |
| Sir Edward who composed 'Pomp and Circumstance' |
| Sound of crowd disapproval |
| Sting, in baby talk |
| Swellings |
| The 'heel' of the Arabian Peninsula |
| Title bear of 1960s TV |
| Walk purposefully |
| Writing implement |
| ___ Island (onetime immigrants' arrival point) |
| ___ means (not at all) |
| ___-o'-shanter |
| 'Made in the ___' |
| 'It's so good,' in Paris |
| 'Humbug!' |
| 'Aha!' |
| 'Le Coq ___' |
| 'Scat!' |
| 'You ___ wrong!' |
| '___ at 'em!' |
| '___ Marlene' (W.W. II song) |
| 1910s-'20s flivver |
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