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| New York Times crossword of May 3rd, 2009 other clues |
| 'Bye Bye Birdie' tune [California] |
| 'Carnaval sur la plage' artist |
| 'Do the Right Thing' role |
| 'Golly!' |
| 'I'll pass' |
| 'Like no other' sloganeer |
| 'My Fair Lady' composer |
| 'Revelations' choreographer [Utah] |
| 'Stay!' |
| 'Yahoo!' |
| 'You know you want to!' |
| '___ bad moon rising' (1969 song lyric) |
| 1972 #1 hit that starts 'A long, long time ago' |
| 30-Down holders |
| 9-3 and 9-5 car manufacturer |
| Accompanier of a harrow, in Harrow |
| Address |
| Airbus, e.g. |
| Album with the 1978 hit 'Deacon Blues' |
| Almost any girl in 'Gossip Girl' |
| Amazon business |
| Arched part |
| Aristocrat |
| Bar since 1879 |
| Beats it |
| Biblical interjection |
| Big name in cards |
| Big name in wrapping |
| Bring about |
| Bx. or Bklyn. |
| Bygone Apple product |
| Can't take it anymore |
| Car with a name that's Latin for 'I roll' |
| Chief city of Moravia |
| Chinese dynasty before the Shang |
| Classical wrap |
| Comment after 'So' |
| Communication that might include 'OMG' and 'TTYL' |
| Country singer with the #1 album and single 'Killin' Time' [New Hampshire] |
| Cousin of a guinea pig |
| Cry often heard at home |
| Cunning |
| Disco ___ of 'The Simpsons' |
| Diviner, e.g. |
| Duodecim |
| Elmer the Bull's mate |
| Eye: Prefix |
| Fielder's call |
| Five works of Mozart [Rhode Island] |
| Flip response? |
| Foil alternative |
| Friendly opening? |
| Gain |
| Genius |
| Gets ready for a date, perhaps |
| Go-aheads |
| Golden Globe winner Zadora |
| Groups of stars |
| Harmonica-like instrument |
| He played a Nazi in 'Marathon Man' and a Nazi hunter in 'The Boys From Brazil' [Connecticut] |
| Held (to) |
| Honor student's boast, for short |
| Is charismatic |
| It may be produced at a construction site |
| It might be picante |
| It's never made with plastic [Ohio] |
| It's read from right to left |
| Italian sculptor Nicola or Giovanni |
| Japanese mushrooms |
| Jump on |
| Just what the drs. ordered? |
| Kansas county seat |
| Karen ___, real name of author Isak Dinesen |
| Less adorned |
| Let out |
| Like kibbutzim |
| Like some parking |
| Lineman? |
| Mario Puzo sequel |
| Mark and Anthony: Abbr. |
| Match part |
| McGwire rival, once |
| Microsoft Office program |
| Nickname for Ron Guidry |
| Nimble |
| Northern Scandinavian |
| Not completely settle an argument [New York] |
| Noted 1960s flower child |
| One in a four-part harmony |
| Onetime Robert De Niro role |
| Onetime Robert De Niro role |
| Orchestra section |
| Out of ___ |
| Part of a Latin 101 conjugation |
| Person on deck? |
| Physicist Bohr |
| Play hard ___ |
| Pound sound |
| Prefix with cultural |
| Prefix with noir |
| Produce some combinations, say |
| Provider of Eve's leaves |
| Public squares in ancient Greece |
| Ques. follower |
| Relatives of balalaikas |
| Relayed |
| Roar : lion :: bugle : ___ |
| Round at a soda fountain |
| Shame |
| Shirk |
| Sideshow attraction |
| Sooner |
| Source of some bangs |
| Stretch one's neck |
| Stylist's stock |
| Subject of the biography 'The Man Who Invented the Twentieth Century' |
| Symbol of thickness |
| The whole shebang |
| Their, in Munich |
| They may be patronized by señors and señoras |
| Training acad. |
| Trial hearing? [Indiana] |
| Tricks, in a way |
| Unwanted breakout |
| Wannabes |
| Wear |
| Where fund-raisers might be planned |
| Where ___ |
| Word with spiny or electric |
| Worship |
| WrestleMania locales |
| Zany |
| ___ Anderson, Hemingway character |
| ___ group, in organic chemistry |
| ___ Lemon, Tina Fey's '30 Rock' character |
| ___ Park, colonial Pennsylvania site near Philadelphia |
| ___-law |
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