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24-Across, for one crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 14th, 2016 other clues |
| Bucks, e.g |
| 'Cross my heart' |
| 'The Mod Squad' role |
| Actress Singer of 'Footloose' and TV's 'Fame' |
| Arabian ___ |
| By the book |
| Charon's passengers |
| Colorful carnival offerings |
| Cooler person to live with? |
| Criticized |
| Crusades, e.g |
| Cutting-edge |
| Cutting-edge device named for its versatility |
| Drifted off |
| Farm-to-table advocate |
| Flawlessly |
| Fox network? |
| Golf takeback, maybe |
| Grp. with many missionaries |
| Hard up |
| He played the U.S. president in 'Canadian Bacon,' 1995 |
| Hew |
| Hillbilly sorts |
| Its name comes from Nahuatl for 'jaguar' |
| Language of the Twelve Tables |
| Like President Paul Kagame |
| Like runs caused by errors |
| Like some food and flattery |
| Lures with music |
| Material used in apitherapy |
| Mayo's place |
| Moldable kitchen stuff |
| Move like a tornado |
| Off-key |
| Optimistic |
| Part of a rig |
| Piano bar? |
| Pickup line? |
| Plant poisonous to cattle |
| Polish giant, once |
| Promote to annoyance |
| Put one's nose to the grindstone |
| Revival V.I.P.s, perhaps |
| Setting of 'The Sun Also Rises' and 'Some Like It Hot' |
| Shelled shill |
| Skipper whose #6 was retired in 2014 |
| Some industrial waste |
| Spanglish or Franglais component |
| Store locator, maybe |
| Supermodel Wek |
| Sushi wrapper |
| Terminal giant, once |
| They corral kids |
| They're often standing when the curtains are lowered |
| Tidbits |
| Tightener of locks |
| Union jack? |
| What's now yours |
| Where many nuts are housed |
| Words recited before 'gratia plena, Dominus tecum' |
| Z28 and ZL1 |
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