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| New York Times crossword of October 25th, 2012 other clues |
| Crackers |
| Ends of ballades |
| Everything Bach composed, e.g |
| Expression of amazement |
| Fair sight |
| Grammatical case: Abbr |
| Have a fixation |
| IHOP order |
| Infomercial phrase |
| It might be announced over a P.A |
| Jewelry box item |
| Kind of screening, for short |
| Lb. or oz |
| Leftover bit |
| Like some footballs and boats |
| Logos, e.g.: Abbr |
| Malarkey |
| Mil. hero's award |
| Musical effect that's simple for a trombone |
| Musical line |
| Not for nothing |
| One walking down an aisle, say |
| One who frequently sees Spots, for short |
| One with a habit |
| Opera character who sings 'Largo al factotum' |
| Part of a Mideast orchard |
| Place for additional info |
| Poetic preposition |
| Poetic time of day |
| Raise canines? |
| Ready to be driven |
| Savvy |
| See 16-Across |
| See 16-Across |
| Señora Perón |
| Bolivian president Morales |
| 'Evil Woman' grp |
| 'Romanian Rhapsodies' composer |
| 'The only way to run away without leaving home,' per Twyla Tharp |
| Big section of the dictionary |
| Big Whig |
| Bottom |
| Brother of Electra |
| Buenos ___ |
| Car rental add-on |
| Category at some banks |
| Closed, as a theater |
| Congregation member authorized by a bishop to conduct part of a service |
| Contents of a flick? |
| Cool |
| Shields |
| Shining |
| Slippery as ___ |
| Smallest human bone |
| Snap, Crackle and Pop, e.g |
| Snorkel, e.g.: Abbr |
| So far |
| Spider-Man villain ___ Octavius |
| Start of an excuse |
| The Gulf of Mexico has a big one |
| Town on Cape Cod |
| Turning point |
| Units of sound |
| Venice tourist attraction |
| With 34- and 54-Across, basic instruction for [circled letters] |
| ___ Collins, first female space shuttle commander |
| ___ Warders (Tower of London figures) |
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