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Richard ___, 2002 Pulitzer winner for the novel 'Empire Falls' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 8th, 2011 other clues |
| 'Dream-Children' author, 1822 |
| 'Forgot About ___' (2000 Grammy-winning rap) |
| 'Giant Brain' of the 1940s |
| 'Xena: Warrior Princess' role |
| '___ Pastore' (Mozart opera) |
| 21-Across refusal |
| Accessories for some suits |
| Assassinated leader called 'the Liberator' |
| Bandleader with the hit 'Three Little Fishies' |
| Big brand of writing instruments |
| Blow off |
| Certain fabric worker's work |
| Cleaning the mess? |
| End of the lion |
| Ever |
| Existentialist Kierkegaard |
| Fictional Sicilian town in a 1944 novel |
| From Bakersfield to L.A., say |
| Go off |
| Grandpa player in 'Look Who's Talking,' 1989 |
| Hayek of Hollywood |
| Hoops Hall-of-Famer Jerry |
| It's often enough |
| It's often popped on a shoulder |
| Its minimum score is 60, briefly |
| Jails |
| Kind of memory |
| Kind of power |
| Kind of request in Burns's 'To a Mouse' |
| Largest city in Nordrhein-Westfalen |
| Like many dyed eggs |
| Like some clothing ensembles |
| Like some vertebrae |
| Long reign, e.g |
| Member of a crack team? |
| Old political inits |
| Ones holding wraps in restaurants |
| Opposite of 'Happily ...' |
| Part of many a chain |
| Parts of some pay-as-you-go plans? |
| Permanent, in a way |
| Plant in the pea family |
| Predecessor of Pope Hilarius |
| Quality of the queen's jewels? |
| Quarter-millennium year |
| Reason for a late shift?: Abbr |
| Responded to some rapping |
| Savanna grazer |
| See 29-Down |
| Set, as the sun |
| Shows oneself |
| Singer called 'The Jezebel of Jazz' |
| Sound investment |
| Sounds like a broken record |
| Stamps, say |
| Stigma |
| Supermarket chain |
| The Taurus replaced it |
| They may be networked |
| Twist |
| Unquestioning adherents |
| What's caught during a tumble? |
| Where it's at |
| With 50-Down, fair |
| ___ Lingus |
| ___ nitrite |
| ___-pros |
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