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Words repeated after 'I shall no more,' in 'The Tempest' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 13th, 2014 other clues |
| Pro |
| Punch |
| Radar's rank on 'M*A*S*H': Abbr |
| Say |
| Something on either side of a bridge |
| Something that's fallen off a shelf? |
| Source of conflict, in antiquity |
| Spark |
| Star followers |
| Still being tested |
| Subject of a standing order? |
| Super-corny |
| Teller of many tales |
| Through |
| Toy company that introduced Rubik's Cube |
| TV screen format |
| Universal area |
| Unscrewed |
| Valuable commodity in New York City |
| What an article may refer to |
| What some homemade signs announce |
| When bars close in Boston |
| Words that are rarely spoken |
| [Thumbs up] |
| ___ COIN |
| ___ seeds, ingredients in some health drinks |
| 'Just relax, will you?!' |
| 12/ |
| Agave product |
| Anchors of some malls |
| Anemone, to name one |
| Bag |
| Bank deposit? |
| Beset |
| Biker chick, perhaps |
| Box in a cab |
| Breaks |
| Call from the cellar |
| Chase scene producer, for short |
| Classic storyteller who wrote under the pseudonym Knickerbocker |
| Comedian Paul |
| Depreciates |
| Dude |
| End of many a long race: Abbr |
| Fair |
| Film, e.g |
| Finely prepare |
| Font menu choice |
| Herb used in Thai food |
| Invention that prompted NBC to adopt the peacock logo |
| It's between -1 and +1 |
| Italian after-dinner drink |
| Kind |
| Kitchen brand |
| Like bulldogs |
| Like many new mothers |
| Like most philosophy dissertations |
| Modern-day 'Let's stay in touch' |
| Montreal eco-tourist attraction |
| One advised to take two tablets |
| One running home, maybe |
| Ones involved in an elaborate courtship |
| P.E.I. setting |
| Pair |
| Paper job |
| Party to a tryst |
| 'Gotcha,' in old lingo |
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