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October 30 2016 crossword
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One talking on the phone, nowadays?:
SIRI
Kemo ___:
SABE
Corsica et d'autres:
ILES
Recruiting org.:
ROTC
Odysseus, by birth:
ITHACAN
Numerical prefix:
OCTA
Possible paths:
OPTIONS
Intimidates:
COWS
Faction in "Twilight" fandom:
TEAMJACOB
Funny Schumer:
AMY
Glitz:
GLAM
Minnesota athlete:
GOPHER
Able to practice, say:
LICENSED
Pulitzer-winning Edward:
ALBEE
Best-selling PC game before The Sims:
MYST
Coronas, e.g.:
CIGARS
Convert chips to money:
CASHIN
X-ray, e.g.:
IMAGE
Tech help station:
GENIUSBAR
'Stro, e.g.:
ALER
Streamlet:
RILL
"Goes":
SAYS
What sweet gestures may mean:
ALOT
Whitman sampler?:
POEM
Like sardines:
OILY
The princess in "The Princess Diaries":
AMELIA
"Fine, see if I care!":
BETHATWAY
Tinder and others:
APPS
Banned pollutants:
PCBS
With reason:
SANELY
Reading comics, doing crosswords, etc.:
ESCAPISM
*2000s group with three eponymous Disney Channel films, with "the":
CHEETAHGIRLS
Miss ___ (late TV psychic):
CLEO
Astronaut Shepard:
ALAN
U.S.C.G. rank:
CPO
Woman of whom it's begged "Please don't take my man," in a 1973 hit:
JOLENE
U.S. base site in the Pacific:
OKINAWA
Place:
LIEU
*Athletic footwear once promoted by Pelé:
PUMASNEAKERS
Half of a 1960s pop group:
PAPAS
Popular sleep aid:
UNISOM
Godzilla foe:
MOTHRA
Ages and ages:
EON
Bled:
RAN
Prince and others:
ROYALS
Bo'sun for Captain Hook:
SMEE
Who said "Revolutions are the locomotives of history":
MARX
Composer Satie:
ERIK
Dirección geográfica:
ESTE
Soon enough:
ANON
Prefix with -pathy:
SOCIO
School in Berkshire:
ETON
___ Boston (luxury hotel):
TAJ
Shelf supports:
LBARS
Eagerly seized:
LEAPTAT
Set (against):
PIT
Result of Québec's vote to leave Canada:
NON
Event code-named Operation Neptune:
DDAY
One side of the climate change debate:
DENIERS
Endure, in an expression:
BEARIT
Pops:
BURSTS
B flat equivalent:
ASHARP
J.F.K. tower grp.:
ATC
Plant malady caused by overwatering:
ROOTROT
Teacher's head count:
PUPILS
Lie on the beach:
BAKE
Familiar folks:
KITH
*Enzo Ferrari called it "the most beautiful car ever made":
JAGUARXKE
Target audience of Out magazine:
GAYS
Make sense of:
SORTOUT
Actress Polo:
TERI
Lush:
WINO
"Don't quit ___ now!":
ONME
Acronym for an outdoor fantasy game:
LARP
Things found at the starts of the answers to the six starred clues:
MACOPERATINGSYSTEMS
Browser button:
RELOAD
Flipped:
GONEAPE
Assess:
EYE
Angel who visited Joseph Smith:
MORONI
Lie on the beach:
SUNTAN
Get bored (of):
TIRE
Prefix with -stat:
HEMO
Not go home by curfew:
STAYOUT
Implied:
TACIT
*Showy orange bloom:
TIGERLILY
Tailor's need:
TAPE
Kind of theater:
IMAX
Barb:
GIBE
Settles snugly:
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1000, 1500 and 2000: Abbr.:
YRS
Artist Magritte:
RENE
Best Supporting Actress nominee for "Birdman":
EMMASTONE
Chest bones:
STERNA
Some acids:
AMINOS
Fantasy creatures:
ORCS
Make a "T" gesture in basketball:
CALLTIME
Band with the 1991 #1 hit "Unbelievable":
EMF
Pro:
FOR
Like nonprescription meds:
OTC
Colt 45 brewer:
PABST
Home to Hernando:
CASA
Eats:
CHOW
American ___:
SAMOA
Setting for a sunset on the Seine:
SOIR
Rehab attendees:
ADDICTS
Start of many congregation names:
BNAI
Split:
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Suit:
EXEC
Woodrow Wilson was the only U.S. prez to have one:
PHD
The fingers of a hand, e.g.:
PENTAD
*Something spotted on a runway?:
LEOPARDPRINT
One plus one?:
ELEVEN
Fancy-schmancy:
POSH
Margarine:
OLEO
Actress Balaban:
LIANE
Axis foe:
ALLIES
Hit musical with the song "N.Y.C.":
ANNIE
When sung five times, a 1974 Rolling Stones hit:
DOO
*1968 Peter O'Toole drama, with "The":
LIONINWINTER
Exam with logic games, briefly:
LSAT
Digging:
INTO
Sounds after a magic trick:
OOHS
Some contraceptive devices:
IUDS
1998 Faith Hill hit that describes "perpetual bliss":
THISKISS
Loudly acclaim:
HAIL
"___, She Wolf of the SS" (1975 cult film):
ILSA
Cold-weather conveyance:
SLED
Lip:
SASS
Cold-weather conveyance:
SNOCAT
Part of P.S.U.: Abbr.:
UNIV
Annual California music festival:
COACHELLA
Part of a wheel:
COG
Symbol of wisdom:
ATHENA
Small change:
DIME
"I'll take care of that":
ONIT
Employments:
USES
Threw out:
TOSSED
In view:
SEEN
Comes together:
GELS
Football gear:
PADS
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