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New York Times crossword of October 3rd, 2017 other clues
See 36-Across
Served in blazing liquor
Set one's sights low
Slightly off
Something to strive for
Speedy
Submarine sandwich meat
Suffix in many ore names
Tackles a black diamond trail, say
Touch in baseball
Track shape
Tummy protrusion
Tureen dipper
Water ___ (pond plant)
___ the line (obey)
___-mo
What an insole helps support
Whitney and Shasta, for two: Abbr
Wiped out big-time
With 38-Across, feature of an upscale kitchen ... or of 17-, 23-, 47- and 58-Across?
Writing in digital format
[Har har!]
___ Royal Highness
___ Royal Highness
'Open wide!'
1986-2001 Earth orbiter
'To Kill a Mockingbird' author
'Psycho' mother
'Leave!'
'With ___ luck ...'
A shady person may give off a bad one
Affirmative in 'Fargo'
All over again
Banco de México money
Rock bands?
Bar habitué's order, with 'the'
Birth-related
Capital of Jordan
Catch at a rodeo
Cease-fire
Channel for fumes
Concerning
Darlin'
Famed German hypnotist
Former piece of an ice shelf
Had too much, briefly
Humble dwelling
Huskies' haul
It holds four pecks
Julius who sang 'Anywhere I Wander,' 1953
Kind of dish at a lab
Like some walls at Harvard
Linux forerunner
Liposculpture target
Manager at a train depot
Master pilot
Medal of Honor recipient
Message that might start with '@'
Moist-eyed
NBC host Carson
Neighbor of Bangladesh
Subsists
Old-fashioned dagger
One might stare at the Sun
Outback flock
Paris's ___ Palace
Parting word that's 80% vowels
Places for crowns
Player who might tackle a wide receiver
Plaza de toros cries
Prefix with sex or cycle
Really suffering, so to speak
Retort to a doubter
River to the Caspian Sea

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