October 9th 2004 New York Times crossword answers

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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 66 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Big top features?
Blakley of 'Nashville'
Bristol-to-Birmingham dir.
Burns's 'O Were My Love ___ Lilac Fair'
Decree
Detective, at times
Dissolves, as cells
Distances from the y-axis on a graph
Drainage site
Farm workers' protective outerwear
Filmmaker Riefenstahl
Fire safety measure
Gender-neutral
Half profile?
Harding's 1920 opponent
Harsh sound
High school subject
High-crime district
Innateness
Insurrectionist
It survived the crashing rocks, in myth
Italian lover's coo
John ___, who directed 'The Magnificent Seven'
Longtime Hapsburg domain: Abbr.
Lovable 2001 cartoon hero
Merry-go-round figure, to a child
Mutual relationships
Novartis product
Of a certain number system
Office gadget
Old UPI employees
One leaving the band to pursue other interests?
Open
Part for five Beethoven sonatas
Part of a place setting
Part of a proportional representation?
Photo reprint option: Abbr.
Pointing a finger at
Previously
Refusing to give
Remains
Resort south of Tampa
Role for which George Burns won Best Supporting Actor in 'The Sunshine Boys'
See 21-Across
Shifts places?
Small and round
Some grad students, for short
Some needlework: Abbr.
Suffix with colour
Suffix with tubul-
Thomas in entertainment
Tom Hanks film, with 'The'
What 21-Across 51-Down is
White option
With 51-Down, a common tennis score
Write wrongs
Year of the first Davis Cup matches
___ Genevieve, Mo.
'I wouldn't say so'
'Of course!'
'___ Deutsch, bitte' (German teacher's request)
'___ missing ...'
After everything
1987 Nobel Peace Prize recipient
Actress Dombasle of French film
Attach, as stripes

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