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| New York Times crossword of October 27th, 2012 other clues |
| First female skater to land a triple/triple jump combination in competition |
| Fastened tightly, with 'down' |
| Make an abjuration |
| '___ Dinah' (1958 hit) |
| 'Out of Sync' autobiographer, 2007 |
| 2011 Wimbledon champion |
| Make the highlights? |
| Means to enlightenment |
| Modern storage |
| No longer on speaking terms |
| Not domestic: Abbr |
| One bringing a speaker onstage, maybe |
| Parking permit, sometimes |
| Patch Media owner |
| Plot devices? |
| Refusal of Paris |
| Sax great, to fans |
| Send out of state? |
| She outwitted Sherlock |
| Show some major respect? |
| Some magicians' gear |
| Something seen after hours? |
| Spinner's spot |
| Start of many church names |
| Taken care of |
| Talking car on 'Knight Rider' |
| Five-term Mexican president |
| When repeated, a Las Vegas casino |
| Works on shifts, say |
| 'A Clockwork Orange' protagonist |
| ___ Diggory, rival of Harry Potter |
| 'And step on it!' |
| 'Excuse me?' |
| 'I'll be right with you' |
| 'It's showtime' |
| Fails utterly |
| Family of Paris |
| Ancient manuscript |
| Big gigs |
| Burrito flavoring |
| Buyable, in a way |
| California's ___ Serra Peak |
| Cuatro semanas, roughly |
| Dash |
| Allies who are also rivals |
| British sci-fi author Reynolds |
| Case outcome |
| Cheek |
| Clear |
| Desserts not for the calorie-conscious |
| Ephemeral decorative structure |
| Four-cornered chips |
| French horn |
| Gets down quickly |
| Gets to first base |
| Got better |
| Gymnastics staple |
| Home of Sault Ste. Marie: Abbr |
| Iconic Broadway role for Cobb |
| Interstate hwy. ___ |
| Iroquoian people |
| It may be shown to a superior |
| Legend, for one |
| Leveled |
| Like certain versions of the Bible: Abbr |
| Like some private eyes |
| Like some verbs: Abbr |
| Major key that uses all five black keys on a piano |
| Major museum expense |
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