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- September 2nd, 2018
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New York liberal arts college located in the city of the same name crossword clue
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| Mexican folk song covered by Ritchie Valens in 1958 |
| Tyreese's sister on "The Walking Dead" |
| Looks forward to |
| Feature of the side of a football helmet |
| "Soul Provider" singer Michael |
| Disreputable group |
| 1883 novel about how riches and territory are the same thing? |
| Bit of drag show wear |
| Where Bolt would bolt |
| "A Doll's House" role |
| Home of the Herald |
| Comes to a close |
| 1911 children's book about a hidden lair of needlefish? |
| A-lister's brief part |
| Representative's reply |
| Like white lions |
| With 3 Down, sweet bakery product |
| Space ___ |
| Letters carrier |
| 1997 novel about a U.S. history grad student's exam? |
| Woodroof who was the subject of "Dallas Buyers Club" |
| "Interesting ..." |
| Move from a sensei |
| Cosmologist's time unit |
| Martial art with armor |
| Where a spade may be laid |
| 1949 book about a duel assistant's former spouse? |
| "Pinky" director Kazan |
| "Dividing the Estate" playwright Horton ___ |
| Permanently damage |
| 1931 novel about a shortage of slime? |
| Small financial amount |
| Celebratory gesture |
| Quip quality, hopefully |
| Trickle (through) |
| Bit of livestock feed |
| Bruins surname, once |
| 1959 novel about the cool state police officers employed by a celebrity? |
| Little Caesars rival |
| Eggs that may be frozen |
| Uncle ___ (pen name for poet Silverstein) |
| Accumulation |
| FBI lab collection |
| Road runners? |
| 1902 novella about the essence belonging to Untouchable Eliot's evil counterpart? |
| Guesstimating phrase |
| Distribute |
| Far from edgy |
| Annoyed continually |
| Resistance figure |
| Medical instruments with cameras, for short |
| 1719 novel about songbirds perched atop a castaway? |
| Material found in Malaysian mines |
| Bowl supporter |
| Geology 101 topic |
| Globe of the Great Southwest city |
| Pick up, as a vibe |
| Ones paying flat rates? |
| Don't bother |
| Spelling of Hollywood |
| See 41 Across |
| "Take On Me" rockers |
| 95 percent, say |
| Motion picture problem? |
| Infuse with oxygen |
| "Mayday!," on a ship |
| 100 percent |
| Political position |
| With 48 Down, system of ethical standards at many a college |
| Tennis great Agassi |
| Honest ___ |
| Subject of Nelson Lichtenstein's book "The Retail Revolution" |
| Devoted fan |
| Homeric classic |
| Mel whose epitaph says, "Music, the greatest good that mortals know / And all of heaven we have below" |
| Blemish on a rug |
| Vehicle shared in a big city, at times |
| It precedes Foxtrot in the NATO alphabet |
| Sunlit spaces |
| Distinctive mark above Odysseus's knee |
| Heroic narrative |
| Spider's octet, often |
| Audacity |
| "My IQ" singer DiFranco |
| "The Karate Kid" actor Ralph |
| Bill seen in Bangkok |
| Paintballs, e.g. |
| Captain whose name is Latin for "nobody" |
| Android program |
| Herbivore with hooves |
| Composer Thomas |
| Receptacles on mantels |
| See 11 Down |
| Fort ___ (site of ingots) |
| Currently leading |
| Subtle auction signal |
| Spots for crowns |
| Fashion scarves, say |
| "Giant" writer Ferber |
| Spider's octet |
| Opening for a quarter |
| Apt rhyme of "courts" |
| ___ chocolate |
| Ye olde towne yeller |
| Remote fort |
| Ferris wheel locales |
| Roof option for an old Buick Regal |
| Lively circle dance |
| Gunslinging Wyatt |
| McGregor of "Big Fish" |
| One entering through a small door, perhaps |
| Christmas concert tune |
| Low-___ diet |
| Site with handicrafts |
| Day ___ (relaxing site) |
| Time to kill on stage? |
| Common crime for Carmen Sandiego |
| [You cut me off!] |
| Nobelist Pavlov |
| "Well, well, well!" |
| Bit of Chihuahua cash |
| Fitting |
| Pre-game nerves |
| Frank ___ (Leslie Nielsen's role in "The Naked Gun" films) |
| In the matter of |
| Early online forum |
| Is compelled |
| Hero of medieval Spain |
| How a recluse prefers to live |
| Tavern fliers |
| Italian opera theme |
| Bridge seat |
| Cellist's cake |
| Try to make a basket |
| Disturbing signs, maybe |
| Cornfield measure |
| 1982 sci-fi film inspired by Pong |
| Clippers' arena? |
| OR inserts |
| Known earlier as |
| "Mr. Robot" channel |
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