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| New York Times crossword of April 17th, 2011 other clues |
| '13 grad in '11, e.g. |
| 'Already?' |
| 'I used to do drugs. ___': Mitch Hedberg |
| 'I don't want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve it ___': Woody Allen |
| 'I don't mean to sound bitter, cold or cruel, but I am ___': Bill Hicks |
| 'I have the heart of a small boy. It ___': Stephen King |
| 'Love ___ leave ...' |
| 'Never mind' |
| 'Quit your crying' |
| 'The car stopped on a dime. Unfortunately, the dime was ___': Anonymous |
| 'Whoever named it necking was ___': Groucho Marx |
| 'You know what I hate? Indian givers. ___': Emo Philips |
| 19-Across has a much-used one |
| 1960s doo-wop group with an automotive name, with 'the' |
| 6 letters |
| A law ___ itself |
| Above |
| Admonish, as a child |
| Affix carelessly, with 'on' |
| Ann Landers or Ayn Rand: Abbr. |
| Asian flatbread |
| Aspect |
| Battle of the Atlantic vessel |
| Become a traitor |
| Biblical name meaning 'hairy' |
| Biblical patriarch 'righteous in this generation' |
| Breastbones |
| Bugs Bunny's girlfriend |
| Cashpoints |
| French walled city on the English Channel |
| Fruit that grows in a cluster |
| Garage opener? |
| Get fixed? |
| Gets charged up? |
| Glutton |
| Grand slam, e.g. |
| Heaps |
| Huffington Post buyer in 2011 |
| Ignores |
| Inside look? |
| Invent |
| It's assumed |
| J.F.K.'s successor |
| Kind of diet |
| Lady of Lammermoor |
| Latin 101 verb |
| Like Inspector Clouseau |
| Like Jack, it's said |
| Like stadium seating |
| Liza Minnelli, for one |
| Lyric muse |
| Madre's hermano |
| Mayo container? |
| Mexican Valentine's greeting |
| More moist |
| Mystifying Geller |
| Nile menace, informally |
| Org. for part-time soldiers |
| Out-line? |
| Palindromic time |
| Perform à la Shakespeare |
| Physicist Georg |
| Pierre is there: Abbr. |
| Place for military supplies |
| Really liking |
| Record stat |
| Recuperate |
| Roger of 'Cheers' |
| Saint's place |
| Sci-fi film with a hatching egg on its poster |
| Scottish psychiatrist R. D. |
| Screen grp.? |
| Send continuously, as video |
| Sends one out of the park |
| Simultaneity |
| Slate, for one |
| Sleep precursor |
| Solzhenitsyn subject |
| Some doors |
| Something that can't be patented |
| Song accompanied by a harp |
| Spot |
| Squirt, e.g. |
| Stanza successor |
| Start of a fitness motto |
| Superlative prefix |
| Taunt |
| The Beatles during Beatlemania, e.g. |
| The Phantom of the Opera |
| Thus far |
| Totally fail |
| Tree-lined path in une forêt |
| Vegas attraction |
| Venus and others |
| Vintner Claude |
| Wear down |
| Wet lowland |
| Wettish |
| Chinese gang |
| Classic role-playing game, for short |
| Colada fruit |
| When said three times, 'Of course, obviously!' |
| Con Ed, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Cork's place: Abbr. |
| Cries of pain |
| Crocus or freesia, botanically |
| Crush, sportswise |
| Cut off |
| Czech neighbors |
| Dairy mascot |
| Dam result, often |
| Daniel of Nicaragua |
| Decorative kit |
| Dinner table command, with 'up' |
| Dives (into) |
| Diving duds |
| Doesn't cut |
| Drove (along) |
| Empty pretense |
| Escorts to a second-floor apartment, say |
| Essentials |
| Eugene O'Neill's '___ Christie' |
| Exploding stars |
| F-15, e.g. |
| Fabric scrap, say |
| Family girl |
| Fashionable '70s dress |
| Feature of many a Jet Li film |
| First Congolese P.M. Lumumba |
| First pope to be called 'the Great' |
| Fool's deck |
| Fooled |
| Forbidding |
| What you might do after retiring |
| Whence Venus? |
| Whisked mixture |
| ___ Minor |
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