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Science magazine of the 1970s-'90s crossword clue
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| The Denver Post crossword of November 6th, 2019 other clues |
| Louvre Pyramid designer |
| PC support pro |
| Petting zoo animals |
| Tijuana's peninsula, briefly |
| Exemplary one |
| Garlic-crushing tool |
| Uncle Remus creator Joel Chandler |
| "If all ___ fails . . ." |
| Bacon or Lamb work |
| Distribute, with "out" |
| Petty of "Orange Is the New Black" |
| Mesozoic and Victorian |
| Norse god on an eight-legged horse |
| Currency in Cape Town |
| Papa John's orders |
| River of Caen |
| Touched the tarmac |
| Rara ___ |
| Self-referential, in modern lingo |
| Wraps up |
| Jackass' sound |
| Muddled situation |
| Catch on |
| "Who ___ to say?" |
| Window-closing PC key |
| Ginnie or Fannie follower |
| 1974 pop hit with Spanish lyrics |
| Hosp. scrub areas |
| Pager's sound |
| Some humanities degs. |
| Where apnea might be studied |
| Poetic unit of rhythm |
| On the way up |
| River through Kazakhstan |
| ___ boots ('60s footwear) |
| Dutch dairy export |
| Negotiations glitch |
| Parsley or sage |
| It cleans gunk from auto bodies |
| Emma the Avenger |
| Hairpieces, slangily |
| Toward the stern |
| Village Voice bestowal |
| Fey of "Baby Mama" |
| Inaugural ball, e.g. |
| Warnings of gas leaks |
| Myanmar, by another name |
| Midler of "The Rose" |
| Spiner who played Data |
| Fully anesthetized |
| Like a well-basted turkey |
| Ward with the 1979 No. 1 hit "Ring My Bell" |
| Interlock, as gears |
| Falls back |
| Floor wedge, perhaps |
| Cybercafe amenity |
| Deliveries from Clay or Webster |
| Muscle cars nicknamed "Goats" |
| Conrad's "___ Jim" |
| "War and Peace," e.g. |
| Clairvoyant's gift, briefly |
| "My Funny Valentine" lyricist Lorenz |
| Novel postscript |
| Precede the headliner |
| Well-chewed Bazooka hunk |
| Young ___ (library section) |
| Iranian currency |
| ___ de plume |
| Honest-to-goodness |
| Fields of expertise |
| Mineral abundant in liver |
| Socially inept sort |
| Drooling toon dog |
| Foe of Connors and Lendl |
| Dairy product from Monterey |
| Phonograph part |
| Make an entrance |
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