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| New York Times crossword of October 19th, 2003 other clues |
| 'A Passage to India' woman |
| 'Foucault's Pendulum' author |
| 'No ___!' |
| 'There was a time ...' |
| 'Wheel of Fortune' buy |
| 1952 Mitchum noir classic |
| 1952 Olympics site |
| Academic units: Abbr. |
| Alitalia destination |
| Allow |
| Altogether |
| Amazing adventure |
| Anglican's cousin: Abbr. |
| Annual literary awards |
| Bagel shop request |
| Big Apple attraction, with 'the' |
| Bill Gates locale |
| Blender setting |
| Carp |
| Catchers of tax cheats |
| Chills |
| Chisholm Trail town |
| Clear |
| Club officer: Abbr. |
| Cockpit dial: Abbr. |
| Cole slaw and fries |
| Comic strip character who said 'I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed person' |
| Composer Korngold |
| Current |
| Cut up |
| Dance, e.g. |
| Daniel Webster, e.g. |
| Dog-to-postal carrier route |
| Dr Pepper alternatives |
| Drop |
| Elocution class no-nos |
| Encouraged |
| Engineering project |
| Events for 63-Down |
| Far from spiffy |
| Film producer Ponti |
| Finicky cat |
| First-rate, slangily |
| Flatter servilely |
| French co. |
| Go-getter |
| Halftime participant, often |
| Hardly a grandmotherly type |
| Heart of a PC |
| High school seniors, often |
| High ___ |
| Hosp. area |
| Iliac attachment |
| Inclines |
| Infiniti alternative |
| It may be caught in a trap |
| Izmir natives |
| Kind |
| Kind of box |
| Layered treats |
| Lead-in for boy or girl |
| Like |
| Like child's play |
| Like Mendelssohn's 'Italian' Symphony |
| Lug |
| M.D.'s diagnostic tool |
| Maglie of baseball |
| Maintain |
| Marty Feldman in 'Young Frankenstein' |
| Maximally |
| Maximally |
| More precipitate |
| Mustangs' home, for short |
| Nicaraguan guerrilla |
| Note |
| Olin of 'Chocolat' |
| One-on-one sport |
| Outlook |
| Overhead |
| Part of an 800 collect call number |
| Performing |
| Picked up |
| Pinkerton in 'Madama Butterfly' |
| Pop record label |
| Pops |
| Portend |
| Prefix with thesis |
| Prom night tradition |
| Rap sheet info |
| Recycling site |
| Remove from power? |
| Rested |
| Revolutionary War figure |
| Rounding out |
| Routes: Abbr. |
| Saharan |
| Satisfaction seeker |
| Scattered |
| Sight, in France |
| Some are inflated |
| Some are inflated |
| Special dinner |
| Spent |
| Stone of rock |
| Suffix with cloth |
| Superannuated |
| The ad writer had ... |
| The beekeeper had ... |
| The estate planner was ... |
| The garage mechanic had ... |
| The kindergarten teacher had ... |
| The producer had ... |
| The tennis star ... |
| Thermometer locales |
| They receive blessings |
| They're nuts |
| Times to put the hands together? |
| Tool |
| Traveler to 8-Down |
| Travels off the beaten path |
| U.N. biggie: Abbr. |
| Umbrian hill town |
| Uncertain |
| Underwater menace |
| Untrained |
| Van Gogh painted here |
| Viscosity symbols |
| Way belowdecks |
| Way to fly |
| Welcomed to one's home |
| What a marker indicates |
| Winner's take |
| Word to Rover |
| Word used with greats |
| Workplace safety org. |
| Zodiac animal |
| ___ Gonçalo, Brazil |
| ___-Ball |
| ___-Phen (former dieting aid) |
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