Crossword Clue: River in Arizona, site of Roosevelt Dam.
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- Arms-talk acronym
- Acronym for U.S.-U.S.S.R. talks
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- Add gold to a mine
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- Billy Budd, e.g.
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- De-icing substance
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- Deice, in a way
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- Hide (away)
- Ingredient in many bar snacks
- Ingredient in most potato chips
- Highway department supply in the Northeast
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- Stinger?
- Rim coating, at times
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- Road crew's supply
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- Pungency.
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- Kind of bagel
- Rock __
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- Put (away)
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- Mrs. Pepper's husband's last name, on "Blue's Clues"
- MSG, e.g.
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- Stuff sprinkled on sidewalks
- Stuff that might be pinched for a recipe
- Ocean feature
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- Something to pass
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- Sometimes-pink seasoning
- Subject of U.S.S.R.-U.S. talks
- Treat icy roads
- Treat meat
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- Winter spread?
- Winter sprinkle
- Treaty acronym
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- Substance on the rim of a margarita glass
- Quinine byproduct
- Quinine is one
- Wit
- With a grain of ____
- Measure of worth, they say
- NaCl, to a layman
- NaCl
- Meat preservative
- Old ___
- Soup seasoning
- Soup sprinkling
- Truffle fries topper
- Lake or lick
- Old man of the sea
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- Old tar
- Part of the "everything" in an everything bagel
- Popcorn seasoning
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- Popeye, e.g.
- Natural deicer
- Partner of Pepa, in hip-hop
- Nautical man
- Omelet topping
- Portuguese export
- Pasta water additive
- ''Needs more ___''
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- One form of quinine
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- Pay, slangily
- Lot's wife, ultimately
- Prankster's sugar substitute
- Mine product
- Mine yield
- Mineral that can make coffee taste less bitter
- Lox-maker's need
- Pepa's partner
- Pepper mate
- Pepper partner
- ... & pepper
- Pepper's companion on a dinner table
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- Preservative
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- Pretzel add-on
- Pretzel coating
- Pretzel covering
- Pretzel ingredient
- Pretzel seasoning
- Pretzel topper
- Pretzel topping
- No-no in some diets
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- Prevalent condiment
- Reproach from Caesar
- Peter or water
- Only commonly edible rock
- Main man?
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- Sailor
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- Typical pretzel topping
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- Take each of the starred answers with a grain of it
- What a bland meal may need
- Squirrel (away)
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- Tar or condiment
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- What Lot's wife became
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- What "S" may stand for on a dinner table
- What seawater contains
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- Seasoning also known as sodium chloride
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- Seasoning for fries
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- Seasoning on a margarita glass
- Seasoning on the rim of a margarita glass
- Seasoning that can lead to high blood pressure
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- 'Tis the season to be chary
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- What's dissolved to create chlorine
- "Seether" Veruca ___
- U.S.-Soviet arms pact
- U.S.-U.S.S.R. negotiations
- U.S.-U.S.S.R. talks
- Snow melter
- Utah's Great ___ Lake
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- New York Times - Sept. 4, 1953
