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Presidential candidate who said 'No one can earn a million dollars honestly' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 11th, 2007 other clues |
| 'Encore!' |
| 'From the Earth to the Moon' author |
| 'Were ___ do it over ...' |
| 'You've Got Mail' actress |
| Annual May event, informally |
| Any one of a trio of Hollywood sisters |
| Bearded beast |
| Beverage brand |
| Big exporter of coconut cream and coconut oil |
| Blast constituent? |
| Cage for hawks |
| Chevrolet model |
| City along the Chisholm Trail |
| City southeast of 64-Across |
| City with una torre pendente |
| Computer technicians' positions |
| Construction worker |
| Crazy |
| Enormous |
| Everyone, in Essen |
| Fertilized things |
| Fervent |
| Fidel Castro's brother |
| Frat Pack actor |
| French dream |
| Gadzooks, e.g. |
| Game division |
| Hen, e.g. |
| Historic Umbrian town |
| Insincere |
| Julius Caesar portrayer, 1963 |
| Just |
| Lets |
| Like an eyeball |
| Like many cared-for lawns |
| Like relics |
| Like some checks |
| Measure again, as a movie's length |
| Most are 3, 4 or 5 |
| Mouth's locale |
| New York's ___ Mansion |
| O.K.'s |
| Palm type |
| Part of a printing press |
| Particularly: Abbr. |
| Partner in an old radio comedy duo |
| People's 2006 Sexiest Man Alive |
| Poetic contraction |
| Points on a crescent moon |
| Prefix with kinetic |
| Quarter |
| R & B singer with a hit 1990s sitcom |
| Reason to get some cosmetic dental work |
| Refuse |
| Repeats |
| Robes, tiaras, etc. |
| Saute |
| Say 'amen,' say |
| Shade of brown |
| Shoelace tip |
| Smirk |
| Some organic compounds |
| South side? |
| Starchy side dish |
| Starting |
| Subway stop: Abbr. |
| Tasty |
| Timber hewers |
| Top bond rating |
| Volleyball stat |
| Wander |
| Water holder |
| What a drinker may enter |
| When repeated, a dance instructor's call |
| Windfall |
| Wishful things? ... or a literal description of 16-, 17-, 32-, 44- and 60-Across |
| ___-Americans (about 3.5 million people) |
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