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New York Times crossword of October 28th, 2007 other clues
'À la Recherche du Temps Perdu' author
'And tonight's guest is ... Ann!'?
'Helping doctors help patients' org.
'Just ___!'
'The Galloping Gourmet' host Graham
'Tsk!'
'What did Bill do to earn this check, anyway?'?
'___ time'
1960 Pirates World Series hero, familiarly
1977 double-platinum Steely Dan album
2007 Hall of Fame inductee Ripken
A.F.L.'s partner
Action figure?
Ages and ages
Ajman's home: Abbr.
Al's impressions?
An NCO
Andrea ___
Arizona state flowers
As a friend, in France
Authors' list ender
Back
Be a benefactor
Beginning of a noted political admonition
Bill's biography?
Bit
Black pride cut, informally
Boo-boo
Boring
Capital of Lorraine
Carded
Carnatic pieces
Chem. unit
Clock div.
Clooney or Rooney
Comes after
Corn product
Cut-up
Dance like Rush?
Deplorable
Deutsch article
Disconcert
Don's parting words?
Ex-Yankee Hideki
Excites
First name in beauty products
Flair, e.g.
Flavorful seed source
Flirt
Frequent end of an anniversary toast
Ger. neighbor
Go postal
Half of an athletic pair
Have a bawl
Hawaiian staple vegetables
Hgts.
High ___
Hoffman who once backed a pig for president
Hot
Iced
Illustrator Silverstein
It might make you sick
Japanese apples named for a mountain
Jarhead's rank: Abbr.
Joe Louis Arena team
Judd of 'Numb3rs'
Kids may take them to school in boxes
Laughs heartily
Laughs heartily
Like baseball shoes
Like Bollywood films
Like human vision
Like the era of highest sheet music sales
Litter cry
Lonely trucker, perhaps
Look like a creep?
Lou Gehrig's disease: Abbr.
Maestro Toscanini
Magazine exec in a robe, familiarly
Mantel piece
Many a fed. holiday
Material for a whitesmith
Mer filler
Mushroom with an umbrella cap
Natural riser
Number revealer
Old English bard
Overhang
Partner of kissed
PBS supporter
Pedicab alternative
Perfect
Perturbs
Phoning Phil and hanging up immediately?
Pirate spirits
Pleasing
Position in a rhythm band
Power-driven shop tool
Presidential candidate born in Hawaii
Protected by law
Qualifying round, informally
Rabbi's instrument
Rags' opposite
Reaction to pepper, maybe
Red Rose
Riga resident
Roman symbol of power
Seconded
See 90-Down
Sequel's sequel
Set before V
Set of Web pages
Sheet material
Singer Braxton
Snicker syllable
Some 'CSI' figs.
Some seal hunters
Spinning
Style with dark clothes and heavy eyeliner
Sum in English
Sunday delivery: Abbr.
The silver screen
They may come to une tête
Tony winner for 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'
Triple-header, maybe
Unaided perception
Vietnam's ___ Dinh Diem
Wee
What Astrophysics and Advanced Calculus probably aren't
What the puzzlemaker did to the name in each of this puzzle's theme answers?
When doubled, a Robin Williams character's catchphrase
Where angels come from
With 89-Down, historic part of NW Europe
Word before primaire or secondaire
Wrestler Flair famous for the figure four leglock
Writer Steel
Yarn spinners
___ Lilly
___-X

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