"Subjects of some cautionary tales" NYT crossword answer is:
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A cautionary tale is a story that serves as a warning to its readers or listeners. It typically contains a moral lesson or message that is intended to teach a lesson about the consequences of certain actions. Common subjects of cautionary tales include the dangers of greed, pride, and vanity, as well as the consequences of disobeying authority figures or engaging in risky behavior. These stories are often used to help children learn important life lessons and can be found in many different cultures and time periods.
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