NYT Mini Crossword September 29 2019 answers

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September 29 2019 Mini crossword

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Pro's opposite:

CON

Jost of "Weekend Update" on "S.N.L.":

COLIN

Giraffelike animal unknown to the Western world until the 20th century:

OKAPI

Nature spirit of Greek myth:

NYMPH

Host of the 2020 Summer Olympics:

TOKYO

Whirling Looney Tunes creature:

TAZ

Tic-tac-toe winner:

OOO

Rental car company owned by Enterprise:

ALAMO

Nada:

ZIPPO

Federal medical research org.:

NIH

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