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| New York Times crossword of October 13th, 2016 other clues |
| 'Caddyshack' director |
| 'Love Story' novelist |
| '___ la Douce' (1963 film) |
| Abbr. by a golf tee |
| About 25 years, for N.F.L. players |
| Aid in genealogy |
| Angered |
| Antipoverty agcy. created under L.B.J |
| Apportion |
| Arabic name part |
| Baked chocolaty treat |
| Baloney |
| Basic linguistic unit |
| Bereft of |
| Blew one's horn |
| Channel that became Heartland in 2013 |
| Chic |
| Cleaner brand |
| Comic legend |
| Corvette feature |
| Crane construction? |
| Creative works utilizing the landscape |
| Crushed, as a test |
| D.C. pro |
| Draft choice |
| Early 20th-century abdicator |
| Emily Dickinson, self-descriptively |
| First extra inning |
| French locale of fierce W.W. I fighting |
| From Kigali, e.g |
| Ft. Benning training facility |
| Halloween costume |
| He married two Hittites to the chagrin of his parents, in Genesis |
| Hefty item |
| Intrinsically |
| It may be slated |
| Keeps on low, say |
| Lay out differently, in a way |
| Like some tablecloths |
| Lively piano tune |
| Magical creatures in Jewish folklore |
| Much police paperwork |
| N.B.A. team since 2008 |
| Nos. at the beach |
| Not in use |
| Ocasek of the Cars |
| Old-fashioned fashion accessories |
| On the up and up |
| One of the seven deadly sins |
| One who keeps the beat? |
| Ones shaking to the music? |
| Part of N.Y.C. once derisively called Hell's Hundred Acres |
| Per |
| Per ___ |
| Poet who wrote 'You may shoot me with your words, / You may cut me with your eyes' |
| Prefix with business |
| Public recognition |
| Ready to retire |
| Roll the dice, so to speak |
| Small test subject |
| Some performances at the Apollo |
| Something never seen at night |
| Sorrowful state |
| Sp. ladies |
| Spirit |
| Stickler |
| Suffix with legal |
| Supermarket section |
| Tracks |
| Two-time Wimbledon winner Edberg |
| Vacation vehicle |
| What a spray may provide |
| Yank |
| ___ City (memorable film destination) |
| ___ sch |
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