October 3rd 2014 New York Times crossword answers

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'There!'
'And Winter Came ...' singer, 2008
'Chinatown' co-star
'Hold on one cotton-pickin' minute!'
'Me neither,' formally
1983 action comedy with the tagline 'When these guys hit the streets, guess what hits the fan'
Amasses
Auto parts giant
Band-Aid inventor Dickson
Bret Harte/Mark Twain collaboration
Car or cellphone feature
Carr who wrote 'The Alienist'
Casting directors?
Children
Choice words?
City on the Seine
College org. for sailors-to-be
Combined Latin/Jamaican/hip-hop genre
Company that makes Silly Putty
Continuing obsessively
Corn bread
Country with a red, white and blue flag: Abbr
Dianne of 'Parenthood,' 1989
Direction from Luxembourg to Nürnberg
Doctors' orders
Either way
Exchange words
Horticultural problem caused by overwatering
Ill-tempered
Kind of rock
Land of the poet Máirtín Ó Direáin
Leading lady?
Like much slapstick
M.A. hopeful's hurdle
Menace, in a way
Mild cigar
Minute Maid Park team
Musical 'Mr.'
Musical matchmaker
Muslim name that means 'successor to Muhammad'
No longer working
Number of African countries with español as an official language
One whose word is gospel?
Ones who get lighter sentences?
Onetime Minnesota governor who ran for the G.O.P. presidential nomination nine times
Order (around)
Pfizer cold and flu medicine
Pioneer of Dadaism
Pitiful group
Pope Francis and others
Puzzled
Queued
Record label for Cream and the Bee Gees
Relative of Cie
Response to a lousy deal
Result of equal opposing forces
Results from
Ronald who directed 'The Poseidon Adventure'
Situation that's gone absurdly out of control
Steadiness in leadership
Sub-Saharan tormentors
Sympathy
Talk up
The Hebrew Hammer of Major League Baseball
Thumb key
Urban Dictionary fodder
Victor at Gaines's Mill and Cold Harbor
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