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Largest city in Pakistan crossword clue


K A R A C H I

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New York Times crossword of November 2nd, 2009 other clues
'Big Love' airer
'Keep your ___ the prize'
'Yoo-___!'
'___ la vista, baby!'
Adam and Eve's first residence
Adhere
Agrees nonverbally
Apple MP3 player
Band's schedule
Baseball catcher's position
Beauty parlor
Biden's predecessor as vice president
Cartoonist Browne
Chance to play in a game
Charged particle
Cove
Crackle and Pop's companion
Depend (on)
Depot: Abbr.
Disagree (with)
Disembarked
Distant
Domesticated
E-mail woe
Fork part
From the extreme north and south of the earth
Gasoline additive
George Eliot's '___ Marner'
Gobsmack
Gondolier's need
Greek letter X
Greenish-blue
Group for geniuses
Head of a major toy outfit
Heavy book
Jeopardy
Jetsam's partner
Kind of date for an expectant mother
Landlord's check
Lighted sign above a door
Lumberjacking tools
Mafioso informer
Means ___ end
Mention
Net
One who leaves money under a pillow
Owner of Scrabble
Pants parts
Persian-founded faith
Poet Pound
Posed, as questions
Possible sign of rabies
Pretentious
Prison weapon
Provide ___ (allow to escape)
Result of a 'not guilty' verdict
Ripley catchphrase that's apropos to 20-, 34- and 42-Across
Rochester's beloved governess
Search high and low
Seep
Skater Harding
Sloppy
Smile from ear to ear
Spring egg distributor
Start of prime time, generally
Step after 'write'
Stubborn
Thespian
U.S. disaster relief org.
Verdi aria '___ tu'
Villa d'___
Wad of gum
What situps tighten up
Write in
___ Best of the pre-Ringo Beatles

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