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Newcastle-under-___, Staffordshire, England crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 5th, 2024 other clues |
| Handle online |
| Penalty taker's lament |
| Kites, e.g. |
| There are layers to this |
| Gets |
| Things to wrangle with |
| One who sees what you mean? |
| Chest bump? |
| Lover of Pyramus, in Ovid |
| Post-Trebek "Jeopardy!" host |
| Beer whose name means "morning sun" |
| Tad |
| Like Russia before 1917 |
| Sorts |
| Mercedes ___, icon of Argentine folk music |
| Site for artisans |
| Go off on |
| Unforgettable night, perhaps |
| Plant of the mustard family |
| Like some narratives and rooms |
| Bungles |
| Feature of Garamond or Perpetua |
| It's nothing new |
| Some appliances |
| Cheek |
| W.H. Auden's "The Fall of ___" |
| Edward Snowden's former employer |
| "Imbecile!" |
| Big cut |
| Double duty? |
| Midday assignation |
| Rat |
| Part of a doping investigation |
| One being onboarded |
| Forensic site in Quantico, Va. |
| Don |
| Concessions |
| Ready to drop |
| Pitches low and inside? |
| Wail |
| Accounts ___ (ledger phrase) |
| Given name of the first Countess Mountbatten |
| Wasted |
| Unchanging |
| Bodyweight exercise |
| Gertrude, for one |
| Affliction for Morrie in "Tuesdays With Morrie," in brief |
| Political activist who organized 1963's March on Washington |
| Whirl, so to speak |
| Key |
| ___ studies (field for Rashid Khalidi and Edward Said) |
| Buddy Guy's "Damn Right, ___ Got the Blues" |
| Oldest city in France |
| Drinkers' vessels |
| Org. that discourages traveling |
| Erroneous justification for a 2003 invasion, for short |
| Rotary successor |
| "Reward" for altruism, maybe |
| Zealous sects |
| Plus ___ (national motto of Spain) |
| Seventh and final "Chronicles of Narnia" book, with "The" |
| Name of the whale in "Pinocchio" |
| Epitome of completeness |
| First word in some Spanish restaurant names |
| What shells can be filled with |
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