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New York Times crossword of October 1st, 2011 other clues
'Bingo!'
'Delightful!'
'I'm impressed!'
'Romeo Must Die' actor, 2000
'Step aside, I'll help'
'The Play About the Baby' playwright
Abandon
Anarchy
Angry lover's dismissal
Annual romance writer's award
Arsenal decommissioned in 2005
Atlanta's ___ Center
Beverage nickname, with 'the'
Big name in confectioneries
Bit of green in a wallet
Bit of in-line skating gear
Bounces
Bucks and bucks
Canadian singer with three #1 Billboard hits
Casting need
Censor's target
Certain adjustments
Changing place
City of the Altiplano
Collection sites, of a sort
Commercial prefix since the 1950s
Company behind the popular social network games FarmVille and CityVille
E-5: Abbr
Ease
Fictional character whose first name is Kentaro
Flying Dutchman captain of film
Foil alternative
Footnote abbr
Free
French singles
Get to
Good
Growing concern for a surgeon, informally?
He played Mandela on TV's 'Mandela'
Hospital grp
Ignition trouble
Investment option, informally
It may involve the colon
Joins, redundantly
Kind of card
Kind of card
Letters for college-bound students
Library spot
Movie genre named for a food staple
My country's follower?
North Atlantic catch
Olympics site that introduced snowboarding
One vertex of the Summer Triangle
Place ___
Portmanteau wear
Price abbr
Product of Bordeaux
Right part of a map
Romantic introduction?
Rung
Side in an epic battle
Smart
Spiced quaffs
Starbucks offering
Subject of search engine optimization
They're positive
Time for Conan, informally
Volunteer's offer
Way to see the big picture?
Where some write checks
___-Obama Proliferation and Threat Reduction Initiative (2007 law)

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