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Philosopher and activist who wrote "Race Matters" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 28th, 2023 other clues |
| Had kids on a farm? |
| Product whose main ingredient is canola oil |
| Scan in neuroscience research, in brief |
| Oratorio highlight in A-B-A form |
| Word like "cafe" or "bazaar" |
| Alien |
| Marginally |
| Confit ingredient |
| Declines |
| Words of warning in the grocery aisle |
| Stretchers go on top of them |
| "___-Raq" (2015 Spike Lee film) |
| Paddington Bear's place of origin, before arriving in England |
| Head covering? |
| Certain onslaught on social media |
| First base? |
| Athlete prone to nerves, in slang |
| Be host to |
| Comedian Eldjárn with the Netflix special "Pardon My Icelandic" |
| ___ of poetry, beverage in Norse mythology that turns its drinker into an all-knowing scholar |
| Cause for alarm |
| -saur subjects? |
| Passed off as genuine |
| Chopper |
| Galaxy, e.g. |
| Place with a tree of immortality in the Quran |
| They signal a delivery |
| Nonsensical movement |
| "May I help you?" |
| Tries for |
| Ultimately arrive (at) |
| Get going |
| Tool used in meat pie preparation |
| Left arrow, often |
| Instruct |
| What may be collected in trials |
| Opposite of guerra |
| Subject for conservationist Dian Fossey |
| Sockeroo |
| Tongue-lash |
| Complete pandemonium |
| Bit of attire that often has strings |
| All over something |
| Loc. ___ (footnote abbr.) |
| M.L.B. team with a mascot named Orbit |
| Cut corners, perhaps? |
| Gives a heads-up |
| Without getting beat |
| Home of a parliament on Parliament Hill |
| Singer on the 1960s hits "Wooly Bully" and "Li'l Red Riding Hood" |
| Napper's request |
| Said "A mouse!," say |
| Bull session? |
| Himalayan resting place |
| Name on a Belgian brew |
| Where the composers Schubert, Berg, Schönberg and Webern were all born |
| First in line, usually |
| Superstrong redhead of kid-lit |
| Princess with an L.G.B.T.Q. cult following |
| To's opposite |
| Por ___ parte (moreover, in Spanish) |
| Jemison in the National Women's Hall of Fame |
| Twists are good for them |
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