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Parting south of the border crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 21st, 2003 other clues |
| Actress Peeples |
| Apartment, to Brits |
| Apollo's plaything? |
| Author Kingsley |
| Bandage, to Brits |
| Berths |
| Bygone autocrat |
| Chastise |
| Composer Satie |
| Doctor's office, to Brits |
| Dodo has two |
| Drug-yielding shrub |
| Druggist, to Brits |
| Earthlink competitor |
| Elementary textbook, to Brits |
| Eram, ___, erat |
| Firms: Abbr. |
| Foul-up |
| Free (of) |
| Fruits of victory |
| Gardener's soil |
| Garters, to Brits |
| Gift to a diva |
| Got a whiff of, old-style |
| Graham who wrote 'The Quiet American' |
| Guardian spirits |
| Hip roof |
| Holds up |
| Home of 'The Sopranos' |
| Indianapolis-to-Atlanta dir. |
| Iridescent gem |
| Is a monarch |
| It doesn't fly |
| It doesn't fly anymore |
| Jalopy |
| Just |
| Kind of page |
| Lawyers, to Brits |
| Like some numerals |
| Like the farmer MacDonald |
| Literature Nobelist Gordimer |
| Lt.'s subordinate |
| Mail delivery, to Brits |
| Makes up (for) |
| Mama Cass |
| Mold-ripened cheese |
| N.B.A.'s Abdul-Jabbar |
| Night watcher |
| Princeton's historic ___ Hall |
| Proficient in |
| Pulitzer winner Quindlen |
| Richard ___ |
| Rubbed out |
| Shot in the arm, maybe |
| Slalomed |
| Slender instrument |
| Slow |
| Sofa |
| Sound on cobblestone streets |
| Subway, to Brits |
| Surprised gasps |
| Tea, to Brits |
| Tease |
| They're charged |
| Thin and light |
| Those, to Robert Burns |
| Tougher, as a parent |
| Tree with catkins |
| Trig ratio |
| Turner known as the Sweater Girl |
| Uncreative education method |
| Uniform, to Brits |
| Update the alarm system |
| Violin bow application |
| Waits on |
| ___ friends |
| ___ the side of caution |
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