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| New York Times crossword of October 23rd, 2002 other clues |
| 'Awright!' |
| 'Darn it!' |
| 'Me too' |
| 'Oh, brother!' |
| 'See ya!' |
| 'Touched by an Angel' co-star |
| '___, Our Help in Ages Past' (hymn) |
| 2002 Literature Nobelist Kertesz |
| 53-Down, in Italia |
| A, in Acapulco |
| Arm of the sea |
| Army helicopters |
| Balance of October |
| Baltimore birds |
| Blunted blade |
| Capital of Colombia? |
| Car similar to a Grand Am |
| Choice word |
| Coarse |
| Creditor's claim |
| Crew tool |
| Decent, so to speak |
| Definition, part 2 |
| Definition, part 3 |
| Derision |
| End of the definition |
| Facility |
| Fam. member |
| Gloomy, in poetry |
| Gymnastic coups |
| Had a home-cooked meal |
| He debuted at the Met in 1903 |
| Hendrix biography '___ Me While I Kiss the Sky' |
| Janis's husband in the funnies |
| Kind of salts |
| Kyoto currency |
| Legal conclusion? |
| Like |
| Like some athletes |
| Make a small move |
| Not ashore |
| Off-color |
| Off-white shade |
| One who hears 'You've got mail' |
| Oregon's capital |
| Padlock piece |
| Pal in Sydney |
| Parts of a Victorian social schedule |
| Philosophical subjects |
| Pirates and Padres, informally |
| Playground retort |
| Prosperous periods |
| Puts an edge on |
| Rhein feeder |
| Right on the map |
| Rod in a hot rod |
| Rose lover? |
| Runs like a deer |
| Secret society |
| Slender woman |
| Smitten |
| Start of a definition of 'microsecond' |
| Steamed dish |
| Suffix with xeno- |
| Sweetheart |
| Ten-percenter: Abbr. |
| Treated badly |
| TV chef Lagasse |
| Twaddle |
| Vigoda of 'Barney Miller' |
| What to do before a big race, maybe |
| What's happening |
| Wrap up |
| Yoked beasts |
| ___ price |
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