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New York Times crossword of October 20th, 2002 other clues
'Evita' narrator
'The Lion in Winter' queen
'Time is money,' e.g.
'Told ya!'
'Unfaithful' star
'___ intéressant'
1862 battle site
1970's sitcom
Almost
American composer who pioneered in polytonality
And so on: Abbr.
Antagonistic
Arson?
Bakery buy
Battery power?
Big spender's roll
Billy, for one
Bogged down
Card game with a Chinese name
Cards
Cariou of 'Sweeney Todd'
Cause of Philip Boyes's death in a Dorothy Sayers novel
Ceramic vessels
Ceremonial dinners
Certain clock setting: Abbr.
Charge
Charlie Chaplin's brother
Cheerleader, often
Claret containers
Clavell's '___-Pan'
Common Market: Abbr.
Comportment
Congregation divider
Cube creator Rubik
Dances to jazz
Deep thought
Democratic donkey designer
Director Jean-___ Godard
Doesn't keep
Done, for Donne
Dracula roles?
Dry drink
Duster
Each
Elementary education
Exhaust
Fail to pay the freight
False idol
Fluorescent lamp filler
Food
French collagist
Gasteyer of 'S.N.L.'
Get together
Gets 'warmer'
Go down
Hacienda brick
Hair color
Hall-of-Famers
Hot 90's computer game
Iditarod terminus
It means little to Chirac
It's heard at some baseball games
Kind of soda
La preceder
Layered entree
Like some olives
Like windows
Literary inits.
Long
Mason's wedge
Mazda model
McCarthy's quarry
Mine entrance
Mini?
Nobelist Hammarskjold
Northeast Indian state
Off
Old White House nickname
One of the deer hunters in 'The Deer Hunter'
Orch. section
Oscars' org.
Paving material
Phileas Fogg portrayer
Physicist Georg
Played the shrew
Prepares for more battles
Procrastinator's catchword
Quid pro quo
Radio host Hansen
Raid targets
Reserve flier?
Ring source
Rock climber's challenge
SALT subject
Say yea
Schmaltz
Scratch
Screen writing?
Senior member
Server's edge
Shake up
Shakespearean queen
Shrill sounds
Singer Sumac
Sites for bells
Skin pigment
Sleep inducers
Snack bar
Snacks
So far
Some contests
Something nerds don't do
Spade, for one
Sticking (out)
Stoops
Storm
Strand from a parent
Struggle for a deadlock?
Subject to disproval
Swallowed humble pie
Synthesizer pioneer
Take out
Takes it easy
Takes to heart
Task for King Arthur?
Teeny
Thickening agent
Vents
Very distant
Vigorously, of old
Wake Island, e.g.
Wharf workers' org.
Won't cooperate
Wood of the Rolling Stones
Work for eds.
World leader elected in 1961
Yodels?
___ advantage
___ Building, landmark on New York's Roosevelt Island

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