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Popular video game of 2000, with "The" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 25th, 2020 other clues |
| Taxing |
| Rosa Parks and Booker T. Washington, for two |
| Company Steve Jobs once owned |
| Sign of spring |
| Urchins |
| "Terrible, just terrible" |
| Pistolet, par exemple |
| Fleet at a distribution center |
| Home of the 2000 Summer Olympics: Abbr. |
| First word in Yale's motto |
| Complete miss |
| Owners of the dogs Bo and Sunny |
| Middle America, symbolically |
| Most baggy |
| Go back (to) |
| Water park feature |
| Chitchat |
| Preferential treatment |
| Olden land north of Anglia |
| Something worn with flare? |
| Nick of 2019's "Angel Has Fallen" |
| Problem with live-streaming |
| Dross |
| Nod at, say |
| Nebraska senator Fischer |
| Dec. 31 |
| "I Love Lucy" network |
| Musical family name from Cremona |
| Guzzles, say |
| Opposite of fortuitous |
| Back-combs |
| Bit of off-season N.C.A.A. news |
| Whole head of hair |
| Fathead |
| Fancy term for a long prison sentence |
| At birth |
| Take a bite out of? |
| Burning feeling |
| Get the heck out of Dodge |
| Letters in film and the hotel business |
| What mathematicians call a lemniscate |
| One-third of a literary trio |
| Get the heck out of Dodge |
| Hub of Memphis night life |
| Once in a while, poetically |
| And ... that's a wrap! |
| Self-conscious person's question |
| Self-conscious person's exclamation |
| Reason for a medal |
| Easy interview question |
| Get the grease out of |
| Of a flock |
| Actress Ruth of "Loving" |
| Levels |
| Shaken up |
| Closing the gap |
| Ravel's "Pavane Pour ___ Infante Défunte" |
| Author of "The Condition of the Working Class in England," 1845 |
| Presidential monogram hidden in this clue |
| Bris official |
| Otolaryngologist, familiarly |
| Where did you go? |
| Attractive quality |
| Instant |
| Bubbly cocktail |
| Arch supports |
| ___ Tuesday (modern restaurant promotion) |
| "What happens when language fails," per Margaret Atwood |
| Garment made with spandex |
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