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| New York Times crossword of April 22nd, 2017 other clues |
| 'Don't ___ thing' |
| 'Drop dead, loser' |
| 'Jezebel' costume |
| 'Mine!' |
| 'No, you don't want to do that' |
| 'The Sopranos' actress |
| 2002 'documentary' with 'Don't try this at home' contents |
| A little tight |
| Achievements in large-scale topiary |
| Any I, e.g.: Abbr |
| Armpit, to a doctor |
| Bar ___ |
| Book after Proverbs: Abbr |
| Bowed with adversity |
| Brown-bag lunch item |
| Change one's tone? |
| Coastline features |
| Congruent |
| Dancer Pavlova and others |
| Derisive reply |
| Eaglelike |
| Faithful pilgrim |
| Fan sound |
| Fiddles (with) |
| First hit for the Police |
| Guts, in part |
| Historic conflict in and around the Yellow Sea |
| Hit 1959 Broadway play starring Sidney Poitier |
| International treaty subject |
| Its logo is based on a Pennsylvania Dutch hex sign |
| Jam producer |
| Jeep model |
| Le Monde material |
| Leo with the 1977 #1 hit 'When I Need You' |
| Like an ascot, perhaps |
| Like many folk songs: Abbr |
| Managed, with 'out' |
| Managing |
| Only woman aboard the Argo, it's said |
| Patootie |
| Performed beautifully |
| Psychological mediator |
| Put a dent in, say |
| Record of affairs? |
| Reducing to splinters |
| Riviera, e.g |
| Robert of 'Spenser: For Hire' |
| Round abodes |
| Saw |
| Shade of green |
| Simultaneously |
| Singer with a recurring role on 'General Hospital' |
| Skye, the Small Isles, etc |
| Slaughter of the Cardinals |
| Slow sort, informally |
| Sounds of pity |
| Stood fast |
| Strike sharply |
| Subcompact |
| Tattle |
| Third-rate |
| Varieties |
| Went after, in a way |
| What may involve the calf muscles? |
| With wacky irreverence |
| ___ Kemper, star of TV's 'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt' |
| ___ the Great of children's literature |
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