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Wall Street Journal crossword of October 7th, 2017 other clues
Brought down
The NHL's Bobby Hull and Alex Ovechkin, e.g
Thebes splitter
Thomas of the NBA
Buckets
Bug with a sting?
Top Irish solo artist
TV role for Cleese
Bungler
Upgrades to first class, say
Canine command
Value of a Q or Z in Scrabble
Visibly upset
Charles Lamb's nom de plume
Warning of imminent attack
City on San Francisco Bay
Water bird
Classic avenue liners
Water bird
Collapsed
Water bird
Collective of commuters
Wear away
Comedian Mort
Winona of 'Stranger Things'
Without adornment
Compact
Coral producer
Zilch
Correct
Creme ___
Cremona craftsman
Cross-reference lead-in
Cry of greedy gloating
Cry to Macduff
Darling dog
Dating site inits
Dawn direction
Diamond setting
Dove competitor
Drugstore section
Entry requirement, perhaps
Fashion monogram
Flip
Forever, seemingly
Future atty.'s exam
Game bird
Game bird
Game bird
Getup
Heir
Hid in the shadows
Home for an ibex
Iago's wife
Illegal wrestling hold
In spite of that
It's just over a foot
Ithaca's lake
J.R.'s first wife on 'Dallas'
Jackson Hole grazer
Joint stock?
Joint stock?
Key of Chopin's 'Minute Waltz'
Last #1 hit for the Beatles before their breakup
Lifetime, e.g
Like exactly one prime number
Long of 'NCIS: LA'
Long-legged wading bird
Long-legged wading bird
Long-legged wading bird
Messing with lines
MGM co-founder Marcus
Midge Ure's early band
Milkman of musical fame
O'Hara of 'The Quiet Man'
Ocean Spray nibble
Old nutritional fig
Orange juice carton specification
Org. that helps mom-and-pop stores
Org. that licenses reactors
Outperforms
Overly permissive
Patisserie come-on
Accumulate quickly
'Outside the Lines'' carrier
'Right on, brah!'
'Skyfall' singer
'SOS' singers
'The Love Boat' mixologist
Address in un couvent
Alabama's state flowers
Amount for overhead and profit
Answered an invitation to attend
Astronomer's cool giant
Attract
Bagged stuff at the supermarket
Bao ___ (last emperor of Vietnam)
Bargain bin items: Abbr
Base coat for paint
Bento box option
Beyond al dente
Bikini blast
Billiards bounce
Bird of prey
Bird of prey
Bird of prey
Body of eau
Bow's husband on 'Black-ish'
British singer Billy
Pitcher Hideo
Planetarium sight
Premium juice brand
Purity measures
Put a stop to
Quaint address for a noble
Quarterback, at times
Quick swim
Quick-thinking
Ratite bird
Ratite bird
Ratite bird
Ready for the shower
Ready to play, in a way
Request one's presence at
RICO enforcers
Safe place?
Salon stuff
Scamper
Seabird
Seabird
Seabird
Setting of the climax of 'Goldfinger'
Shark's milieu
She appeared opposite Tom Hanks in three movies
Small songbird
Small songbird
Small songbird
Soft & ___ (deodorant brand)
Some designer dresses
Spot for bad Apples
Sudden rush
Swerve back and forth
Tall and thin

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