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Jewelry worn by Barbara Stanwyck in 'Double Indemnity' crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of September 21st, 2016 other clues
'And I should care because ...?'
'Ant-Man' star Paul
'Bite ___ tongue!'
'Full House' uncle
'My man'
'What's the ___?'
'___ sure you know ...'
1962 François Truffaut film classique
19th-century author who wrote 'Vanity working on a weak head, produces every sort of mischief'
Albanian coin
Alpine goat
Bag-screening org
British record giant
Buttercup family member with irregularly shaped blossoms
Cherokees, for example
Citi Field predecessor
Colorist's task
Common sans-serif font
Dashboard fig
Defaulter's auto, often
Detach gradually (from)
Diminishes by degrees
Div. in a 'Law & Order' spinoff
Dregs
Entry in an equine family tree
Eye, in Ávila
Fender model, familiarly
Financial news inits
Flying furry friend from Frostbite Falls, formally
Forever, seemingly
French quencher
Give a long, grandiloquent speech
Go round and round
Hazmat suit features
It secures locks
Its speed is usually measured in GHz
Kazakhstan, once: Abbr
Lacks
Lawyer's title: Abbr
Make less difficult
Mayonnaise, for one
Michigan's ___ Pointe
Movie screening service
New York sports fan's purchase
News agency for a 57-Down
Nobel Prize-winning daughter of the Curies
Not moving
O'Brien who wrote 'The Things They Carried,' 1990
One sharing a Wi-Fi password, maybe
Phone screening service
Playground comeback
Pony Express's Missouri terminus, informally
Porterhouse cousin
QB rating factor: Abbr
Racks up, as debt
Rigoletto, for one
Sch. with a Phoenix campus
Six-legged creature, to an entomologist
Something boring
Spring into action ... or an apt directive for 17-, 23-, 36- and 49-Across
Stop up ... or talk up
Students may pass them
Students may pass them
Tony-winning musical that begins and ends on Christmas Eve
Took on, as a challenge
Trattoria shot
Uhura portrayer Zoë
Unit for a lorry
Wail on a 33-Down
Wine casks
___ choy

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