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1980s TV private eye crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 2nd, 2011 other clues |
| 'American Bandstand' viewer |
| 'Doubt' co-star, 2008 |
| 'Pee-wee's Playhouse' mail lady |
| 'Maybe' |
| Really enjoy |
| Restrained |
| Rev up |
| Runs over |
| Sage |
| San ___, Calif. |
| Sat |
| Sharing common alleles |
| Soul's 1970s TV co-star |
| Split the eardrums |
| Standard |
| Start of a dogwatch |
| Steinbeck novel |
| Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone, e.g. |
| Surround |
| Tubes in an oven |
| Tuition portion |
| Voice of Fredricksen in 'Up' |
| Wallis and Futuna |
| Way off |
| Ways of Charles de Gaulle? |
| Whopper request |
| Writer Eggers |
| You might purchase this with cream |
| 34-Across, e.g. |
| Ace, e.g. |
| Animal whose tongue is long enough to clean its eyelids and ears |
| Atacama Desert export |
| Bad |
| Cab alternative |
| Call on the carpet |
| Chum, at sea |
| Competed in the Giro d'Italia |
| Cover letters? |
| Destructive 1966 hurricane |
| Devil dog |
| DVD precursor |
| Dweller in a 59-Across |
| Easily shaken |
| Editorial work |
| Good |
| Got some leverage on |
| Guevara portrayer |
| Home for a 52-Across |
| Irregular, often |
| Itch |
| Kilroy, e.g. |
| Libertine |
| Like desert sand |
| Like some Schwinns |
| New York 'find' of 10/16/1869 |
| Not foreordained |
| Not yet home |
| O.E.D., e.g. |
| One who keeps padded accounts? |
| Pop-up generator |
| Push aside |
| 'Price be damned!' |
| 'Really?!' |
| 'Thank You' singer, 2001 |
| 'The Legend of ___' |
| '___ the Water to Charlie' (old ballad) |
| 1949 comedy about husband-and-wife lawyers on opposing sides of a murder case |
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