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| New York Times crossword of October 28th, 2016 other clues |
| 'Are you ___?!' |
| 'Hold on there now!' |
| 'No doubt!' |
| 'You can't make me!' |
| '___ Stop the Rain' (1970 hit) |
| 1983 double-platinum album by Duran Duran |
| Abbr. in an office address |
| Actress Sherilyn who was an Emmy nominee for 'Twin Peaks' |
| Ago, in an annual song |
| Animal with horns |
| Axilla |
| Beyond repair |
| Blood lines |
| Certain logic gate |
| Chant often heard toward the end of an N.B.A. season |
| Chasm |
| Common ingredient in furniture polish |
| Cries that might be made while hopping on one foot |
| Everyday productivity enhancer, in modern lingo |
| Fictional character whose name is French for 'flight of death' |
| Field |
| Fright night? |
| Frigid temps |
| Hiker's climb |
| Invoice word |
| It's nothing, really |
| Lays to rest |
| Leading newspaper that took its name from a stage comedy |
| Like the national currency known as the tala |
| Like the outer core of the earth |
| Limb-entangling weapon |
| London locale: Abbr |
| Main thrust |
| Mixed forecasts? |
| More festive |
| N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer nicknamed 'The Kansas Comet' |
| NASA spacecraft designed for travel to Mars |
| Norman ___, first Asian-American to hold a cabinet post |
| Nothing, in Nantes |
| One Direction member Payne |
| One making introductions |
| One nearly cut Bond in half in 'Goldfinger' |
| One with commercial interests, for short |
| Powerful pitch |
| Princess cake and others |
| Pusillanimous |
| Queen dowager of Jordan |
| Rick's, for one |
| Rise up |
| See 41-Down |
| Settled with |
| Show disdain for, in a way |
| Simply not done |
| Singer Twain |
| Six-time Hugo Award winner Ben |
| Slight interruption |
| Some lines of Milton |
| Speech habits unique to an individual |
| Sure-to-succeed |
| The first one was delivered in 1984 |
| The Flying Dutchman, e.g |
| The Nikkei 225 is one of its indexes: Abbr |
| They may have bullets |
| Units at a horse race |
| Views |
| Whiskered animals |
| With 54-Down, longtime Long Island home of Theodore Roosevelt |
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