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S T A S H
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| New York Times crossword of October 13th, 2020 other clues |
| End of an era? |
| Surrealist Salvador |
| Frédéric who composed the "Revolutionary" Étude |
| Like steak tartare |
| Swahili "sir" |
| This evening, in commercialese |
| Warning on an airplane wing |
| Trios, quartets, etc. |
| Comic Atkinson of "Bean" and "Mr. Bean's Holiday" |
| Follower of face or fork |
| "SportsCenter" network |
| Something of little matter? |
| Proctor's call |
| Top-of-the-line |
| Canadian dollar coin |
| Red state? |
| Director Anderson |
| The "Iliad" or the "Odyssey" |
| Lyricist Gershwin |
| Parent of Shopping.com |
| Some musical compositions |
| Online business |
| Untrue |
| Stage that may have bugs |
| Composer Bartók |
| Circumstance that's good for everyone ... with a hint to 17-, 25- and 44-Across |
| D sharp equivalent |
| Sly signal |
| Casual hellos |
| Dicing food or turning on the oven, e.g. |
| Prefix with potent |
| "Gypsy" composer Jule |
| Snoozes |
| Take a Tinder match offline, say |
| Part of a witch's Halloween mask |
| Bob Dylan song that was a #2 hit for Peter, Paul & Mary |
| Flows' opposite |
| It's a cinch |
| Dishes created at restaurant "bars" |
| Burn soother |
| Global financial org. |
| Aid for making signs |
| Power-hungry people have big ones |
| [That is so boring!] |
| Harmless |
| Last words |
| Achy |
| O'Brien of late-night TV |
| ___ Woodman (visitor to Oz) |
| Angsty music genre |
| Things separated by intermissions |
| Result of a fender bender |
| "How ya holding up?" |
| Person with log-in information |
| Battling all out |
| Quilting or embroidery |
| Looked at |
| Between ports |
| Things confessed during confession |
| Resource from a bog |
| Bygone days, old-style |
| Sarcastic laugh syllable |
| Strand during a winter trip, say |
| Some shapes on lab slides |
| Lacks |
| Requirement for a background check, for short |
| Administer an oath to |
| Device for pulling a vehicle |
| Single-serve coffee holders |
| Release, as a single |
| Snoops (around) |
| Ephron who co-wrote and directed "Sleepless in Seattle" |
| Perfect partner for life |
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