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Population centers, informally crossword clue
M E T R O S
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| New York Times crossword of September 19th, 2024 other clues |
| Out |
| Law mandating curb cuts, in brief |
| A state slogan: Don't ... |
| Monument seen in the Pacific Northwest |
| "It's a ___" (2021 miniseries chronicling the AIDS crisis) |
| Piece of equipment for a pitmaster |
| A proverb about risk: Don't ... |
| Party animal? |
| Govt. agency whose initialism omits "Explosives" |
| Yankees slugger Juan |
| Topper |
| Miniature dog |
| Therefore |
| Snickers component |
| Department store department |
| Haul |
| In a subdued manner |
| Performers wearing oshiroi makeup |
| Cable channel known for its original movies |
| A tip in the working world: Don't ... |
| At the wheel |
| Pasta specification |
| Posed for a portrait |
| Act out |
| Electricians, at times |
| February Revolution abdicator |
| An idiom about regret: Don't ... |
| Rosten who wrote "The Joys of Yiddish" |
| Genesis creator |
| Group for alkali metals on the periodic table |
| More frosty |
| A plea to plan wisely: Don't ... |
| One way to be caught |
| President Obama's caused Reddit to crash, for short |
| Made public |
| Sets of elevators |
| Half a score |
| With a wink, say |
| Attempting to beat the curve? |
| Reluctant (to) |
| "There's no point" |
| Most important thing |
| Jason Mraz hit that spent 76 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart |
| Request that one can |
| Fade away |
| Leaf-cutter, e.g. |
| Betwixt |
| Long stretch |
| Senator's footwear? |
| Wyoming peak |
| Diagnostics done with "Foot-o-scopes" in old shoe stores |
| Malicious |
| Goads |
| Thin layer |
| "I said what I said!" |
| Some square dancers |
| "Put your wallet away!" |
| Reporter's question |
| Largest city in Yorkshire, England |
| Modern navigation aid |
| Certain grocery payment option, for short |
| So to speak |
| Japanese company that created Hello Kitty |
| Has no remorse |
| Mr. ___ (baseball mascot) |
| L.A.-to-Austin dir. |
| Composer Stravinsky |
| Bagel option |
| Fast-food sandwich that has had multiple "farewell tours" |
| Character name in both "The Seagull" and "Three Sisters" |
| "I knew you'd come through, bro!" |
| Performed again, as an experiment |
| Command ___ Maj. (onetime rank for Tim Walz) |
| Adams who co-founded the photography magazine Aperture |
| Like a bassoon's sound |
| Items given to arriving passengers at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport |
| Sounds of realization |
| Sort |
| Abraham Lincoln was the first to keep one at the White House |
| Paint type |
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