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October 23 2016 crossword
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Take on:
ADOPT
Signature Obama legislation, for short:
ACA
Gosh-darn:
DADBLASTED
Floor-length formalwear:
OPERACOATS
House member from the Bay Area beginning in 1987:
PELOSI
Quite the hike:
TREK
Some subjects in Scheherazade's stories:
ARABS
Be plentiful:
ABOUND
Louis Armstrong vocal feature:
RASP
High point of a European vacation?:
ALP
N.Y.C. div.:
BOR
Cry annoyingly:
SNIVEL
Humbled:
ABASED
Cause for a blessing:
ACHOO
Political columnist Matt:
BAI
Debate moderator's day job, typically:
ANCHOR
H. H. Munro's pen name:
SAKI
Leon ___, Henry James biographer:
EDEL
Twain's "celebrated jumping frog":
DANL
Playful leap:
CAPER
Mother-of-pearl source:
ABALONE
Crabgrass, e.g.:
ANNUAL
Mushroom variety:
ENOKI
Words preceding "We stand on guard for thee":
OCANADA
Start of the fourth qtr.:
OCT
"Skyfall" singer:
ADELE
Over the 27-Across:
NOSPRINGCHICKEN
Early British actress Nell:
GWYN
In low spirits:
BROKENUP
Like quiche:
EGGY
Guarantee that one will:
VOWTO
Rise:
HILL
Sighed line:
ALAS
In conflict:
AFOUL
Rev:
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Obsessed with fantasy role-playing games, say:
GEEKY
Title fictional character who "sprang from his Platonic conception of himself":
GATSBY
Clothier Bauer:
EDDIE
"What have we here?!":
OHO
Fired bullets, informally:
HOTLEAD
Under the 29-Across:
FACINGADEADLINE
___ too happy:
NONE
Blinker:
EYE
Abbr. on a company's sign:
ESTD
Certain swinger, informally:
ORANG
Thin as ___:
ARAIL
Front and back, at a golf course:
NINES
Silly billy:
GOOF
Spanish bear:
OSO
Castor ___ ("Popeye" guy):
OYL
Balance sheet abbr.:
YTD
Friday, on old TV: Abbr.:
SGT
Bull session:
GABFEST
Olympics venue between London and Tokyo:
RIO
Many a Jazz fan:
UTAHN
"Thinking ...":
HMM
Preserver of bugs:
RESIN
Gerrymanders, say:
REDRAWS
Big Apple paper, for short:
NYT
Caffè ___:
ITALIANO
Situated:
INPLACE
Badly:
ILL
"Thinking ...":
LETMESEE
Informal acknowledgment of responsibility:
SUREDID
Portland-to-Spokane dir.:
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Over the 62-Across:
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"That was dumb of me":
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Prestigious mil. award:
DSM
International observance in 20-Down, informally:
UNDAY
"___ Flux" (Charlize Theron film):
AEON
Dreidel, e.g.:
TOP
Cataract:
FALLS
Parisian sibling:
FRERE
Debugger:
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Exerted:
PLIED
Man's name that's the reverse of 117-Down:
IRA
Put on the back burner:
TABLE
Woodworking fasteners:
TNUTS
Clueless:
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Food preservative abbr.:
BHT
Verizon subsidiary:
AOL
Letters ending a business name:
LLC
Old line in Russia:
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Buy-one-get-one-free deal:
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___ Victory (tourist attraction in Portsmouth, England):
HMS
Selfish sort:
HOG
Villainous:
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Target customer of Yelp:
STOREOWNER
Under the 67-Across:
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Mount of Greek myth:
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R.E.M.'s "The ___ Love":
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Kind of branch:
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Single-masted pleasure craft:
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Sweets:
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Lynn in the Pro Football Hall of Fame:
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Keeps up:
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Neck and neck:
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Application datum: Abbr.:
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Luminous:
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Abbr. in many Québec city names:
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Potus #34:
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Conditionals:
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Melodramatic response:
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Fashions:
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"Um ... fancy meeting you here":
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Reagan has one named for him:
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Competitor of Sapporo and Kirin:
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[Look what I got away with!]:
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Over the 104-Across:
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Small swigs:
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Huffs:
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Coat for a dentist:
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What "i.e." means:
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Charlotte ___, V.I.:
AMALIE
Commercial prefix with Pen:
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British ___:
ISLES
With 109-Down, cochlea's place:
INNER
[snort]:
HAH
Sky light:
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Sculpture medium for Calder:
WIRE
Female W.W. II enlistee:
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Stick ___:
ITTO
Some P.O. plans:
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Print tint:
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See 102-Across:
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University of Washington logo:
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Antidote:
CURE
Bank clock info:
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ATTHELASTMINUTE
Clean energy grp.:
EPA
Ringing words?:
IDO
Catch:
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John Paul's successor:
ELENA
Man's name that's the reverse of 66-Down:
ARI
Increasing in pitch:
STEEPER
"Me Talk Pretty One Day" humorist:
SEDARIS
One who can pick his work?:
MINER
Impersonate:
POSEAS
Places for studs:
LOBES
___ dish:
PETRI
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