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Speed skater Eric who won five gold medals at the 1980 Winter Olympics crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 5th, 2011 other clues |
| 'Born on the Fourth of July' setting, familiarly |
| 'Falcon Crest' actress |
| 'How ___ Your Mother' |
| 'The Godfather' actor |
| '___ Get Your Gun' |
| '___ yellow ribbon ...' |
| 1953 John Wayne film |
| Allergy-afflicted dwarf |
| Annual event in Los Angeles |
| Antitank artillery operator, e.g |
| Awakening |
| Bleated |
| Blue-green |
| Boston Harbor event precipitator |
| Capital of Ghana |
| Captain of sci-fi |
| Car with the numeral 9 in all its model names |
| Carquest competitor |
| City or lake in northern Italy |
| Dangerous snake |
| Dash |
| Dockworkers' grp |
| Doozy |
| Drunkards |
| Enterprise captain prior to Kirk |
| Final words? |
| Fine-tuning |
| Footnote abbr |
| Give a right to |
| Grill |
| Gulf of ___, arm of the Baltic |
| He loved Lucy |
| Here, in Quebec |
| Inhabitant |
| It has its moments |
| It may be eaten with tikka masala |
| It might be golden |
| It's said to be salubrious |
| Itch |
| Jai ___ |
| Jane of literature |
| Jungle vines |
| Knight ___ (former newspaper group) |
| Language of Cape Town |
| Like Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon |
| Location of the quadriceps |
| Low bow |
| Make dirty ... or clean |
| New York's ___ Station |
| Newborn |
| Painter Picasso |
| Person with a corner ofc., maybe |
| Pro baseball level ... or a hint to 12 answers in this puzzle |
| Producer of workplace regs |
| Prospects |
| Put pressure (on) |
| Queen in 'The Lion King' |
| Raspy |
| Repeated step |
| River across the French/German border |
| Roll up, as a flag |
| Room in una casa |
| Set apart |
| Shortstop Jeter |
| Singer Morissette |
| Some cons |
| Sting |
| Summer, in Québec |
| The 21st Amendment, e.g |
| The Racer's Edge |
| The Scourge of God |
| Volcano output |
| Walton who wrote 'The Compleat Angler' |
| ___ de Triomphe |
| ___ Lewis with the 2008 #1 hit 'Bleeding Love' |
| ___ Macmillan, classmate of Harry Potter |
| ___ Turing, a founding father of computer science |
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