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| New York Times crossword of December 8th, 2021 other clues |
| Soprano who ends up trapped in a vault |
| Banjo sound |
| Computer menu heading |
| Hookup that may get kinky? |
| "My name is ...," e.g. |
| Leave out |
| Broadcaster |
| Marsupial with distinctive cube-shaped droppings |
| Engines with oomph |
| Automaker that went bankrupt in 2011 |
| What intellectual rivals engage in |
| Italian alpine cheese |
| Like some decorative wooden floors |
| "That's more like it" |
| Will, given a chance |
| Oktoberfest quaff |
| Munch Museum locale |
| Comet feature |
| Most despicable |
| Election-influencing grp. |
| Rioja, for one |
| Dogs that were once samurai companions |
| "Star Wars" droid, familiarly |
| Like the Tower of Babel, in two ways |
| ___ mail |
| Arrogant |
| Spongy balls |
| Line on a spine |
| What chess has that bridge doesn't |
| Speaks brusquely |
| Last month in the U.S. government's fiscal year: Abbr. |
| Pointillism features |
| God of passion |
| It's right on the map |
| Mull, with "on" |
| "Theodore Roosevelt" or "Robert Louis Stevenson" |
| Population beyond the homeland |
| Gendered pronoun |
| Lot calculation |
| Journalist Wells or Tarbell |
| Reactions to adorableness |
| Classic gas brand |
| Coke's first diet soda |
| Food industry lobby, in brief |
| Muscle ___, Ala. |
| Fancy drinking glass |
| Percussion instrument that's also the name of a popular ringtone |
| It comes with a charge |
| End of a dean's address |
| Yours, in Arles |
| Sign of inactivity |
| Dermatological sac |
| Untrustworthy sort |
| Long time |
| Mid-19th-century Russian ruler described as "autocracy personified" |
| "The world's most valuable resource," per The Economist |
| Initial stake |
| 'Neath's opposite |
| Get into some hot water? |
| Record speed, for short |
| Work without ___ |
| Send to oblivion |
| See 68-Across |
| "Scarborough Fair" herb |
| Edmonton athlete |
| J.Lo's onetime beau |
| With 66-Across, director's cry ... or hint to 20-, 37- and 58-Across |
| Counterargument |
| Word after rock, sea or table |
| Actress Gadot |
| Tons and tons |
| Record label for D'Angelo or Doja Cat |
| Sample collector |
| Midsection |
| Long time |
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