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| New York Times crossword of October 12th, 2019 other clues |
| Screen for a shooter |
| Corrupt, in British slang |
| Big Ten East sch. |
| Genesis peak |
| Halves of some measurements |
| Bring down |
| Crossed |
| Lax in duty |
| ___ Bongo, president of Gabon for 42 years |
| Crumbly salad ingredient |
| It might involve a DNA test |
| Amateur work based on existing characters, informally |
| Love of mythology? |
| Boston college |
| Exam required before entering uni |
| Singer with the 1992 double-platinum album "Little Earthquakes" |
| Something good in baseball, but bad in banking |
| Sound from a toy |
| Kind of ball for indoor play |
| Newspaper with the slogan "Democracy Dies in Darkness," in brief |
| Usually nonremunerative undertaking |
| "The L Word" creator Chaiken |
| It's named for a Norse goddess of wisdom: Abbr. |
| Case worker: Abbr. |
| Will figure |
| One who runs the show |
| Supersede |
| "___, boy!" |
| Funk of Funk & Wagnalls |
| Not stay in the bucket |
| Punk cousin |
| "Right on" |
| Joe might need this |
| Characters in "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" |
| A "lousy teacher," per Bill Gates |
| Batman portrayer of TV and film |
| Partner of purposes |
| Request softener |
| "The Hunger Games" actress, in tabloids |
| Online feed letters |
| Like promethium, among all the rare earth metals |
| A spy might send a message in one |
| Cranked (up) |
| Unaccredited university, say |
| Down pat |
| Do some basic math |
| Italian film director Leone |
| Green giant |
| Kitchen drawers? |
| Sound around a cradle |
| Treat, in a way |
| "Miss ___" |
| Capitol Hill activity |
| Woman's name that sounds like two letters of the alphabet |
| 1969 novel subtitled "Ardor: A Family Chronicle" |
| Winter Olympics pair |
| Brandon ___, lead role in 1999's "Boys Don't Cry" |
| NyQuil alternative |
| Northern fishers' implements |
| Bishop's territory |
| Arctic explorer John |
| Kind of bread with chopped fruit |
| Skin pic |
| Treasure trove |
| Minimalist's desire |
| Flap one's gums |
| Quarters |
| Way off |
| Kind of transfer |
| Language ___ |
| TNT element? |
| Dude |
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