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| New York Times crossword of May 9th, 2014 other clues |
| '___ happens ...' |
| 'Father Knows Best' family name |
| 'It's all good' |
| 'Luncheon of the Boating Party' painter |
| 'Luncheon on the Grass' painter |
| '___ do, so he shall do': Numbers 15:14 |
| 1971-97 nation name |
| Accessories purchased just for openers? |
| Acrobat producer |
| Actor with the line 'Say hello to my little friend!' |
| Allure or Essence alternative |
| Be a high-tech criminal |
| Big player in the Suez Crisis |
| Devil dog's outfit: Abbr |
| Dickens protagonist surnamed Trent |
| Digs in the snow? |
| Domain of 38-Across and 8-Down |
| Drove (on) |
| Dye containing indigotin |
| E'en if |
| Fault, in law |
| Feature of a Shaw show |
| Fix, as a pointer |
| Grp. with many operations |
| Hell |
| Horror film antagonist surnamed Thorn |
| In the 29-Down, e.g.: Abbr |
| In the best- or worst-case scenario |
| It may be a sacrifice |
| Jackasses, e.g |
| King Arthur's father |
| Like much unheeded advice |
| Like players who sweep things |
| Like some things you can't handle |
| Like things in 'Ripley's Believe It or Not!' |
| Line of tugboats? |
| Longtime Tab competitor |
| Low-class, in Leeds |
| Major star of 2-Down |
| Nativity numbers |
| Nobel-winning economist who wrote 'Fuzzy Math' |
| Not free |
| Oh-so-dramatic |
| Olympian in a shell |
| Ominous final words |
| Org. affected by Title IX |
| Pat material, maybe |
| Perfect expression |
| Pet food in the form of pellets |
| Pick up something common? |
| Pitches |
| Precipitate |
| Psychobabble, say |
| Put to work |
| Royals manager Ned |
| Shop shelter |
| Shunned one |
| Source of very soft wool |
| Storyteller who needs no words |
| Take stock of |
| The Furies, e.g |
| Timber dressers |
| Toast often given with Manischewitz |
| Whale constellation |
| [This is so frustrating!] |
| ___ impasse |
| ___-Aztecan |
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