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'The Lady of the Camellias' author, 1848 crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 3rd, 2017 other clues |
| 'Don Juan' girl |
| 'Works for me' |
| '___ iacta est' ('The die is cast') |
| '___ me?' |
| '___ we lucky?' |
| *Business bigwigs |
| *Celebrities working for the U.N., perhaps |
| *Certain photo poster |
| *It passes on some bits of information |
| *Law enforcer with the Coast Guard |
| *Philosopher who wrote 'Out of the crooked timber of humanity, no straight thing was ever made' |
| A little teary |
| Acronym for an acting/singing awards sweep |
| Actress Woodard |
| Adhere (to) |
| B'way buy |
| Big bang creator |
| Big instrument in electronic music, informally |
| Big seller of outdoor gear |
| Bounds |
| Bowfishing need |
| Bratty |
| Bring to a full amount |
| Browning vessels |
| Buffet heater |
| Call with a charge? |
| Cheese often served with olives |
| Cleveland athlete, familiarly |
| Closemouthed |
| Common Korean surname |
| Company known for combining expertise? |
| Constellation next to Corona Australis |
| Conversation fillers |
| Crooner with the autobiography 'It Wasn't All Velvet' |
| Crystal jewelry company with a swan in its logo |
| Davis of 'Thelma & Louise' |
| Diamond figures |
| Disposition |
| Do make-up work? |
| Dot on a screen |
| Draft status? |
| Early seventh-century year |
| Educator Montessori |
| Eleanor Roosevelt ___ Roosevelt |
| First phase |
| First sign of spring |
| Fox Islands dweller |
| Geniality |
| Golf's Slammin' Sammy |
| Grp. of people puttering around? |
| Gynecologist's concern |
| Hall-of-Fame Bruin |
| Handle in the entertainment industry |
| Happy event after a split? |
| Heat center of old? |
| Hebrew name meaning 62-Down |
| Home testing kit target |
| Hoppy quaff, briefly |
| In a mischievous manner |
| International fusion restaurant chain |
| Island nation that was once part of the Spanish East Indies |
| It helps keep things straight |
| Like a bogey |
| Lingo |
| Little bits |
| Little sucker? |
| Low-quality bank offerings whose acronym suggests stealthiness |
| Main force |
| Many a late-night cable show |
| Mastered, British-style |
| Mayhem |
| More decisive |
| Nat ___ Wild (cable channel) |
| O.R. figures |
| Ocasek of the Cars |
| Old Pontiac |
| One in 100: Abbr |
| One put in bed? |
| One suffering from numbness, maybe |
| One-third of a B-52 cocktail |
| Onetime Yankee nickname |
| Peevish |
| Penn State symbol |
| Person who's dreaded? |
| Pillow covers |
| Place for stars |
| Plants with bell-shaped blooms |
| Plays performed in shozoku robes |
| Pokémon card transaction |
| Poly- follower |
| Prefix with system |
| Presidents Taft, Ford, Clinton and both Bushes |
| Prince of ___ |
| Publisher of the magazine America's 1st Freedom, for short |
| Really happening |
| Record collection? |
| Remain |
| Rooster displays |
| Safari sighting |
| Seep through |
| Sex appeal ... or a hint to the answers to the six starred clues |
| Site of biblical destruction |
| Solar system model |
| Some patterned floors |
| Soviet ___ |
| Start to call |
| Take responsibility for something |
| Tater |
| Ten or twenty |
| Things displayed by mannequins |
| Tie up quickly? |
| Tow truck |
| Tribe that gave its name to a state |
| TV producer Michaels |
| TV's NBA on ___ |
| U.N. workers' grp |
| U.S.S. Missouri's resting site |
| Unadventurous |
| Unit of petrol |
| Utmost |
| Utter, as a sound |
| Very long spans |
| Very puzzled |
| Wacky tobacky, in part |
| War on Poverty prez |
| Washington newsmaker of 1980 |
| Western city bisected by I-80 |
| What the last letter of 107-Down stands for |
| What the Tower of London was for over 850 years |
| Word with crime or bar |
| You might pass one in a race |
| ___ Bo (workout system) |
| ___ Elise Goldsberry, 37-Across winner for 'Hamilton' |
| ___ Jahan, leader who commissioned the Taj Mahal |
| ___ Jorge (part of the Azores) |
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