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President nicknamed His Accidency, to a 58-Across? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 14th, 2004 other clues |
| 11,000-foot Italian peak |
| '... ___ saw Elba' |
| 'Over here!' |
| 'Previously ...' |
| 'The Great ___ Pepper,' 1975 film |
| '___ Rock' |
| 1930's boxing champ |
| 1930-31 Best Actor Oscar winner, to a 58-Across? |
| 1966 World Series-winning team member, to a 58-Across? |
| 1983 Streisand role |
| 3:00 |
| Alliance acronym |
| Bachelor pad amenity |
| Be a big success |
| Benefit |
| Breakfast item |
| Certain cabernet |
| Chances |
| Chest protectors? |
| Coach Parseghian |
| Consumed |
| Dam across a creek |
| Decrease |
| Diamond datum |
| Divert |
| Dutch export |
| Dye-yielding shrubs |
| Early game score |
| Family nickname |
| Fasten anew |
| Flabbergast |
| French possessive |
| Future atty.'s hurdle |
| Handles |
| High-speed Internet inits. |
| Hive production |
| Iago's wife |
| Increase |
| Irish river to Donegal Bay |
| Item of passing interest? |
| Lead-in to boy |
| Like chalk in water |
| Like Tommy, of the Who's 1969 rock opera |
| Meditation mantras |
| Member of a modern school of music or art |
| Motto of a 58-Across |
| One doing commercial endorsements, maybe |
| Ones with stands |
| Others, in old Rome |
| Out |
| Pack carrier |
| Parallel to |
| Piqued state |
| Return to base |
| Roadie's load |
| Roman household god |
| Romulus or Servius Tullius |
| Round building |
| Sailing hazard |
| Score |
| Season ticket holders, notably |
| Small beauties |
| Spanish queen |
| Suffix with cash |
| The least bit |
| Untrue |
| Walt Disney's middle name |
| When said three times, 'Lookee here!' |
| Wild Indonesian bovine |
| Wreath material |
| Writer Rushdie |
| ___ instant |
| ___ Luthor, of 'Superman' |
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