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New York Times crossword of October 18th, 2003 other clues
'Canto General' poet
'God willing!'
'Huzzah!'
'If I could dwell / Where Israfel / Hath dwelt ...' writer
'Lemme ___!'
'Way to go, bro!'
'___ Diana's altar to protest': Shak.
Abbr. on a brandy label
Bartók's 'Sonata for Solo Violin' was written for him
Body
Certain eight-line poem
Concierge service, e.g.
Dangerous mosquito
Defective
Dr. Scholl's insole brand
Early inning status
Emergency transportation
Extremely popular
Family with a great track record?
Fantasia alternatives
Flips one's lid?
Footnote abbr.
Friend who founded a state
Game plan
Highlanders, e.g.
Ismene's father
It chases people in it
It's about a buck
Japanese syllabic script
Jelly Roll Morton, e.g.
Kitchen hanger
Letter finisher, of sorts
Lickety-split
Like some Web forums
Made fancy
Many an Internet user
Mathematical rings
Muscles for bench pressers
No longer stylish
Noodge
Not as good
Nymph pursuers
Object of many crushes
One ___ (kids' game)
Pacify
Pageant wear
Patty Hearst's S.L.A. identity
People pushing things
Picks up
Piñata feature
Play ender, often
Poisonous ornamental
Potted
Preceder of the season
Prefix with athlete
Program blocker
Public opinion, briefly
Relative of a mariposa
Relatively bright
Saccharin discoverer ___ Remsen
Sched. coordinator, often
Scoresheet marks
Seasonal serving
Solo
Stuck
Subdivide
Surly sort
Unwanted expansion
Very
Word before free or bound
___ Ration (Alpo alternative)

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