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| New York Times crossword of October 3rd, 2020 other clues |
| Some pricey undergarments |
| Beach patrol conveyances, for short |
| When "the arms I long for will open wide," in a 1963 top 5 hit |
| "Brace yourselves!" |
| Item requiring special handling on planes |
| Place that may have your number |
| Historic aircraft inits. |
| Sticky pad? |
| Something hanging near Christmas lights, maybe |
| Org. concerned with broadband access |
| Pirates' terms of address |
| Word derived from the Egyptian for "great house" |
| Nose-in-the-air |
| Cartoon character with a noted football prank |
| Orange-brown hue |
| Kvetches |
| A.T.M. input: Abbr. |
| "E-Z" or "xtra" |
| T as in telegraph? |
| Larva of a dragonfly, named after Greek myth |
| Alpine lake |
| Athlete who once served as his country's Extraordinary Minister for Sport |
| Routine |
| Walks along the boardwalk, say |
| Guard |
| Sauce ingredient in a Londoner's "pie and mash" |
| Hoops star during the N.B.A.-A.B.A. merger |
| Singer/dancer/actress Falana |
| Terminus for some BART riders |
| ___ Fronteras (area where Brazil, Peru and Colombia meet) |
| Green |
| Fraud, for example |
| Annual New Year's Day event |
| Planets, e.g. |
| Elton John and Lady Gaga, for two |
| Concessions |
| Fashion designer Di Santo |
| Neighbor of a Belarusian |
| Inits. on a bucket of food |
| "The Taming of the Shrew" role |
| Published |
| Many college students of the 1980s-'90s, informally |
| Wharton, for one |
| Issa of comedy |
| For whom Homs might be home |
| One for the books? |
| South Carolina college |
| Setter's activity |
| Backs (away) |
| Stew vessel |
| Really overdo the sunbathing |
| Chemical compounds in bubble gum |
| "Here's the ___" |
| Spring or fall, e.g. |
| Swindle |
| Cryotherapy setting |
| "___ the Man" (2006 film inspired by "Twelfth Night") |
| Post master? |
| Quick buck, say |
| See 54-Down |
| Party person |
| Gets hot |
| "Morning in America" campaigner |
| Scrap |
| Literature Nobelist Mario Vargas ___ |
| Man's name that becomes a toy when its first letter is moved to the end |
| With 41-Down, swindlers |
| Hairstyle that's short on the sides |
| Chorus for picadores |
| Hotel room extra |
| Good Friday Agreement grp. |
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