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'Man who stabbed, so to speak, without offence,' in a 1911 novel crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 23rd, 2015 other clues |
| Datum on a birth announcement |
| Favor-seeking sort |
| Fish resembling a stingray |
| Flowers also known as tussie-mussies |
| Gets into hot water? |
| Hall-of-Famer Merlin Olsen and others, informally |
| Hit directly |
| Hoped beyond hope |
| How a Reuben is made |
| Impolite thing to drop |
| Internet ___ |
| Lexicographers' concerns |
| Like some details |
| Looking at it a long time might make your head hurt |
| Make goo-goo eyes at |
| Material for Voldemort's wand |
| McDonald's order with about 340 calories |
| McDreamy's first name on 'Grey's Anatomy' |
| Meander |
| New Orleans N.B.A. team, informally |
| Not together |
| One party in the Crimean War |
| One-named singer who was a muse for Andy Warhol |
| Opponents of the Reds, once |
| Opposite of paleo- |
| Peer |
| Perfect places for hitting things |
| Place for vocal supporters |
| Playing past regulation, informally |
| Posted |
| Rural activity in an urban legend |
| Scientific discovery of 1869 |
| Singer with the 4x platinum album 'No Angel' |
| Skinny |
| Skinny |
| Some modern deals |
| Something found on the toe of a boot? |
| Source of a controversial 1976 Jimmy Carter interview |
| Splits, e.g |
| Sports org. with the Vare Trophy |
| Super Bowl party bowl |
| Team-building exercise? |
| They may be felt on a desk |
| Turning point? |
| Twerking, e.g |
| What lightning bolts do |
| Wizard |
| ___ marks |
| ___ unto oneself |
| 'That's impossible for me' |
| 'Democracy in fashion,' per Giorgio Armani |
| 'It's me again' |
| 'Made like no other' brand |
| 'Make room!' |
| 'The breath of art,' per Frank Lloyd Wright |
| 'The Two Towers' creature |
| 2008 Libertarian candidate for president |
| Acronym in casual dining |
| Actor Jonathan, whose name sounds like it's worth something |
| Acts like a ham? |
| Agape, say |
| Alternative to a Ding Dong |
| Architectural crosspieces |
| Babies |
| Boom maker |
| Cap site |
| Captain of TV and film |
| Certain pick in 17-Across |
| Chocolate candies in the shape of truncated cones |
| Complete dud |
| Dad's rival |
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