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| New York Times crossword of October 18th, 2014 other clues |
| Competition where the last one standing wins |
| Connecting word |
| Court star Nadal, informally |
| Current setting |
| Dish whose name comes from the Latin for 'ink pot' |
| Droids have them |
| Egg chair designer Jacobsen |
| Exceed |
| First Christian martyr |
| Former Zairian leader Mobutu ___ Seko |
| Gomer's biblical husband |
| Grip |
| Integral course of study, briefly? |
| Kvass component |
| Leave one's company? |
| Letters with a view |
| Like some business letters |
| Literary figure whose name is a letter short of something he wrote |
| Modern kind of campaign |
| Native Arizonans |
| Noted avoider of the color red |
| One in a one-on-one session |
| One who didn't make it to the office? |
| Oner |
| Order |
| Pants part |
| Pap |
| Part of a bar code? |
| Parts of the Navy's full dress blues |
| Really move |
| Recognize |
| Say 'amen,' say |
| Scorpio hunter of film |
| See 30-Across |
| Sharp |
| Some military settings? |
| Start of a cartoon cry |
| Strong ale, in British lingo |
| Stuck |
| Subject of 'The Word' on the first episode of 'The Colbert Report' |
| The Joker, e.g |
| They may be picked up by dogs |
| Walking very quietly, say |
| Waste of a vote? |
| When repeated, aerobics class cry |
| Wile |
| With 14-Down, literary yes-man |
| Wrestler Flair |
| Xerox option: Abbr |
| 'Annie ___,' old Scottish love song |
| 'Batman' villain ___ al Ghul |
| 'Consider it done' |
| 'Sheesh!' |
| 'Stop' at 44-Across |
| 'The thing is ...' |
| 'Wait ___!' ('Hold on there!') |
| Abandoned storage units? |
| Actor with Adam Sandler in 'Funny People' |
| Aid for clumsy thumbs |
| Atlantis section |
| Bakery purchase |
| Be full |
| Big things on Capitol Hill |
| Brand once plugged by John Madden |
| Car radio button |
| Certain punch |
| Classic British cars that pioneered in rear engines |
| Cobbler, at times |
| 'A hint of lovely oblivion,' per D. H. Lawrence |
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