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'The emerald of Europe' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 16th, 2008 other clues |
| Greeting in an in-box |
| Have ___ at |
| Heartbreak |
| Heath |
| Historic mansion in Newport, R.I., with 'the' |
| Holey things |
| How some quarterbacks go |
| International Olympics chief Jacques |
| Japanese immigrant's child |
| Joshua's companion, in the Old Testament |
| Kind of whale |
| Measurement with square units |
| Part of a price: Abbr. |
| Piece among the crown jewels |
| Playwright Connelly |
| Practice |
| Pre-Roman Roman |
| Prefix with sphere |
| Pull back (in) |
| Purple Heart recipient |
| Put in order |
| Put one's foot down |
| River below the Boyoma Falls |
| Rowers |
| Silver topper? |
| So last week |
| Some Cubans in Texas? |
| Start a hand, maybe |
| Stone at a stream crossing |
| They may be even, ironically |
| They often go out on a limb |
| Took a dip |
| Under, to a poet |
| Untight |
| Untighten |
| Unwanted computer message |
| Up |
| 'Would ___?' |
| Wacko |
| Western end of I-190 near I-294 |
| Wharton degs. |
| 'Day Is Dying in the West,' for one |
| What some use to ply their craft? |
| 'Go, and catch a falling star' poet |
| 'I'm ___ you!' |
| Where hot jazz developed? |
| Without ___ (unsafely) |
| Wrapper weight |
| 'Uh-uh' |
| Zero out |
| 20-, 25- and 42-Across, so to speak |
| Affairs, slangily |
| Alcohol, slangily |
| Ancient dynasty of northern China |
| Banned pesticide |
| Beverage brand whose logo is two lizards |
| Billy, e.g. |
| Black bag, maybe |
| Broadway deli offerings? |
| Buggy field? |
| Cunning |
| Curl the hair of |
| Current measurer |
| Daily news quote, with 'the' |
| Desiccated |
| Dis |
| Division of Islam |
| Done to death |
| Ends |
| Floated downstream, in a way |
| Flood survivor |
| Follow (along) |
| Former currency of Vatican City |
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