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Tony-winning musical that begins and ends on Christmas Eve crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 21st, 2016 other clues |
| 'And I should care because ...?' |
| 'Ant-Man' star Paul |
| 'Bite ___ tongue!' |
| 'Full House' uncle |
| 'My man' |
| 'What's the ___?' |
| '___ sure you know ...' |
| 1962 François Truffaut film classique |
| 19th-century author who wrote 'Vanity working on a weak head, produces every sort of mischief' |
| Albanian coin |
| Alpine goat |
| Bag-screening org |
| British record giant |
| Buttercup family member with irregularly shaped blossoms |
| Cherokees, for example |
| Citi Field predecessor |
| Colorist's task |
| Common sans-serif font |
| Dashboard fig |
| Defaulter's auto, often |
| Detach gradually (from) |
| Diminishes by degrees |
| Div. in a 'Law & Order' spinoff |
| Dregs |
| Entry in an equine family tree |
| Eye, in Ávila |
| Fender model, familiarly |
| Financial news inits |
| Flying furry friend from Frostbite Falls, formally |
| Forever, seemingly |
| French quencher |
| Give a long, grandiloquent speech |
| Go round and round |
| Hazmat suit features |
| It secures locks |
| Its speed is usually measured in GHz |
| Jewelry worn by Barbara Stanwyck in 'Double Indemnity' |
| Kazakhstan, once: Abbr |
| Lacks |
| Lawyer's title: Abbr |
| Make less difficult |
| Mayonnaise, for one |
| Michigan's ___ Pointe |
| Movie screening service |
| New York sports fan's purchase |
| News agency for a 57-Down |
| Nobel Prize-winning daughter of the Curies |
| Not moving |
| O'Brien who wrote 'The Things They Carried,' 1990 |
| One sharing a Wi-Fi password, maybe |
| Phone screening service |
| Playground comeback |
| Pony Express's Missouri terminus, informally |
| Porterhouse cousin |
| QB rating factor: Abbr |
| Racks up, as debt |
| Rigoletto, for one |
| Sch. with a Phoenix campus |
| Six-legged creature, to an entomologist |
| Something boring |
| Spring into action ... or an apt directive for 17-, 23-, 36- and 49-Across |
| Stop up ... or talk up |
| Students may pass them |
| Students may pass them |
| Took on, as a challenge |
| Trattoria shot |
| Uhura portrayer Zoë |
| Unit for a lorry |
| Wail on a 33-Down |
| Wine casks |
| ___ choy |
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