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Car once advertised with the slogan 'The relentless pursuit of common sense' crossword clue


S A A B

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New York Times crossword of January 19th, 2018 other clues
'The Vampire Diaries' protagonist
1966 Pulitzer-winning Edward Albee play, with 'A'
Accords
All-nighters?
Beguilers
Big name in shoe stores
Branded
Bubkes
Cabinet part
Common rating scale
Difficult thing to do, informally
Ed basics
Expressive and quick-witted sorts, they say
Fashions
Figured out
Flower whose name derives from the shape of its cluster
Fluff
Girl in a gown
Give a kick?
Hardin-Simmons University setting
Hardly fresh
Healthful juice source
Help during the fall?
Home office convenience
It makes an impression
It's not on the level
Kept going
Kind of mitt
Last new Beatles track before their split in 1970
Leaf part
Light-colored and medium-sweet
Like a boxer's hands during sparring, maybe
Like some veal chops
Loose, in a way
Mortify
Much of binary code
N.L. East city
Nap sack
Neo-___
Place for a piercing
Renaissance artist ___ della Francesca
Role in 1993's 'Tombstone'
Sets securely
Shipload
Small grouse
Smoking ___
Soaked (in)
Some farm equipment
Something to gnaw on
Spanish hotel
Specifies
Stout cousins?
Stuff of life
Tedious
That right introduction?
The Eagle, e.g
Third-largest city of Switzerland
Those who may accept tips
Thrill-seeker's appurtenance
Touching things in competitions
Update at the factory
Venting, e.g
Virtual connection?
Web developer's development
Wiretapper, e.g
Work, as a proposal
Wraps around the shoulders
Writer Janowitz
___ Lan (giant panda born at the 17-Across zoo)

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