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Merchant Samuel who lent his name to a historic island crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 22nd, 2017 other clues |
| 'Black-ish' network |
| 'Great' one in Africa |
| 'I Fall to Pieces' singer |
| 'No bid' |
| 'Ol' Man River' composer Jerome |
| 'Sure, I guess' |
| Abba who was born 'Aubrey' |
| Bats |
| Bazaar makeup |
| Beauty mark? |
| Big bunch |
| Bubbling, say |
| Celebrity |
| Children's character who wears red-and-white stripes |
| Coloration |
| Commitment you sometimes can't get out of? |
| Common magnet feature |
| Composer Rachmaninoff |
| Corn site |
| Creditor, in financial jargon |
| Cried dramatically |
| Days of yore, in days of yore |
| DC Comics supervillain group |
| Do some diamond cutting? |
| Duchess of ___ |
| Easily cleaned, in adspeak |
| Easy things to dial on a rotary phone |
| Engineer training centers |
| Founder of Carthage, in myth |
| Game with a 40-millimeter ball, informally |
| Grammy-winning artist India.___ |
| Grasslands |
| Guidelines observed in sisterhood |
| H. P. Lovecraft output |
| Homer's beer supplier |
| Lee side? |
| Letters on old film boxes |
| Like many a purchase weighed at a deli |
| Low throw |
| Major U.S. city with three pairs of double letters in its name |
| Make fast, in a way |
| Many cos. seek its approval |
| Not many |
| One who copes by excessive snacking |
| Piece of equipment at a rock concert |
| Plane fare |
| Rules, for short |
| Screw over |
| Something ported at a portage |
| Spongy toy going up in popularity? |
| Stops, as an engine |
| Term of endearment |
| They may be liquid |
| Totally cheated |
| Unemotional sort, in slang |
| W.W. I battle site |
| Way out |
| Went from place to place |
| What opening offers often leave |
| What's always found in quotes? |
| Words with cow or ball |
| Work out |
| You can hardly believe it |
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