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Political satirist who said "If you were the only person left on the planet, I would have to attack you. That's my job" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 29th, 2020 other clues |
| Close one |
| 2015 film from Marvel Studios |
| Affecting people at large |
| Where Marie Curie was born |
| Bit of misdirection from an athlete |
| Clearly working out |
| Generic rivalry |
| ___ State (school with 23 campuses) |
| Way out there |
| Diagnosis from an ophthalmologist |
| Great deal |
| Expression of doubt |
| Day when the ball drops: Abbr. |
| Ship's record |
| Trading card franchise that's an alternative to Pokémon |
| Like good computer screens, for short |
| Weight |
| Array in a security office |
| Muppets song with nonsense lyrics |
| Impossible to screw up |
| Fill with fragrance, in a way |
| Music genre for Psy and BTS |
| Côtes du ___ (wine appellation) |
| Released for attack |
| Things kept on racks |
| Features of some 11-Down |
| "Here comes a fight!" |
| Extra work |
| Bank job of a sort |
| Bid at the last second |
| What fools do, they say |
| Accident report? |
| Mantle, e.g. |
| Fool |
| Author whose name is one letter off from 31-Down |
| Acts cautiously (around) |
| Kind of pork |
| Bounds |
| Spreadsheet entries: Abbr. |
| Alternative to a Yodel or a Swiss Roll |
| ___ Williams, player of Shirley on "Laverne & Shirley" |
| Pacific Northwest native |
| Wall Street woe |
| They're not basic |
| Huff and puff |
| Stuff |
| Fool |
| Weight |
| Home to part of the Wasatch Mountains |
| Walks slowly and steadily |
| "___ me!" |
| Barnyard sound |
| Picketer's holding |
| Eastern Central Div. player |
| Joan who wrote "The Year of Magical Thinking" |
| Apollo craft, for short |
| Flop |
| Outburst from Sneezy |
| Like ziggurats |
| This will help ease the pain |
| No credit, say |
| "___ All That" (1999 rom-com) |
| Haydée, to the Count of Monte Cristo, par exemple |
| Very bright, but not in a good way |
| Cause of a public embarrassment, maybe |
| "Please, go ahead" |
| Cockamamie |
| Blitz |
| New Age author Deepak ___ |
| Two for dinner? |
| First in a series |
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