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NewsDay crossword of September 5th, 2020 other clues
Intense assault
Divine status
Quaint pet name
Venerable wind instruments
Slip stream?
Suppress, as creativity
Charlemagne-era servant
Just done with a dip
Grp. that may be voting
Introduction starter
Unequivocal disclaimer
Name that means ''victor''
Cook since '11
Steals or saves
Burden for Black Beauty
Assumed name's assumed name
Interrogative ''Lets''
Farewell interrupter
Just like that
It can roll down while rolling
Squeamish feeling
Howard Hughes endowed its engineering school
Party person
What chairlifts have succeeded
Muddled
Article on the Supreme Court
Rather dry
Just as in the original
Quick check
''No kidding?''
Whom Rocky named his restaurant for
''Glad to''
Otello, Don José© and Siegfried
Now less
Atmospheric oxidant
Tore into
Creator of a Swedish hacker heroine
They're held for eventual tapping
Children of Sky and Earth
High-powered fan
Started following, as a program
It's lighter than umber
Pointy board-game piece
Smash, with 10 Down
See 9 Down
Kept for safekeeping
Oscar winner portraying Romeo
Contrivance
Focus of much oil production
Put one's teeth to work
Asian democratic republic
Get to or put out
Internal fat remover
Extreme antonym of ''friendly''
Wide-open spaces
Wordless heckling
TNT upshot
Makes waiters angry
Orajel alternative
Retort, say
Senseless
One's take
Mock query of concern
They've come a long way in anime
Performed smoothly
Focus of much oil production
It's often between 23C and 23D
Rock __
The Florence-Pisa line follows its course
Sound undecided
Put one's teeth to work

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