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Rural event on horseback crossword clue
H U N T
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| New York Times crossword of October 23rd, 2007 other clues |
| 'Beat it!' |
| 'Deal or No Deal' network |
| 'I'm kidding!' |
| 'It slipped my mind!' |
| 'Read Across America' grp. |
| 'Wheel of Fortune' buy |
| '___ economy is always beauty': Henry James |
| 108-card game |
| Acknowledges nonverbally |
| Actress Chase of 'Now, Voyager' |
| Amateurish |
| Amniotic ___ |
| Back at sea? |
| Ballroom dance |
| Barnard grads |
| Bibliophile's suffix |
| Bled, like dyes |
| Buggy rider |
| Burger topper, maybe |
| Chart-topper |
| Circulatory system flow |
| Clobber, biblically |
| Commotion |
| Computer that uses OS X |
| Crib cry |
| Cuts and pastes |
| Deadeye's asset |
| Director Lee |
| Dryly amusing |
| Duke's sports org. |
| Early 11th-century year |
| ET's ride |
| Fakes, as an injury |
| For dieters |
| G.I.'s helmet, slangily |
| Guinness Book suffix |
| Guy's partner |
| Harmony, briefly |
| Here, in Paris |
| Hoops coach with the most N.C.A.A. Division I wins |
| ID on a dust jacket |
| Jacob's twin |
| Leave alone |
| Letterman lists |
| Loofah, e.g. |
| Manage, barely |
| Mountaineer's tool |
| Nintendo's Super ___ |
| Old Dodge |
| PC glitch |
| Pest control brand |
| Play about Capote |
| Play follower, usually |
| Play place |
| Playful mockery |
| Primrose family member |
| Put on TV |
| Red Sox div. |
| Salon job |
| Saroyan novel, with 'The' |
| Shoot-'em-up figure |
| Sign of spring |
| Singer of the 1962 hit 'The Wanderer' |
| Singer ___ P. Morgan |
| Site of Ali's Rumble in the Jungle |
| Smidgen |
| Spoil |
| Start the pot |
| Suffered from |
| Tipplers |
| Tools for making twisty cuts |
| TV awards |
| Unruly do |
| Weaponry |
| What the starts of 17-, 26-, 37- and 52-Across are |
| Wood-shaping tool |
| Work out in the ring |
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