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Beatles tune that begins 'If you wear red tonight' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 5th, 2012 other clues |
| 'Coppélia' composer |
| 'What ___?' |
| 1945 Tommy Dorsey hit |
| Ad trailer? |
| Alabama or Missouri |
| Any of three title characters in a long-running Cartoon Network series |
| Author of 'The Stranger Beside Me,' 1980 |
| Bastes |
| Big name in jewelry retail |
| Boom follower, maybe |
| Boom maker, once |
| Car bar |
| Central feature of St. Peter's Square |
| Clinton or Bush, once |
| Common barn roof |
| Cover-up witnessed by millions? |
| Dash |
| Drink that had a Wild Red variety |
| Drink that has a Ruby Red variety |
| Drum and bass parts |
| Fault line? |
| Film with the protagonist 'Z' |
| First name in long jumping |
| Get heat from? |
| Gnarly |
| Goes gray |
| Great part for Duvall? |
| Having five sharps |
| Ingredient in gourmet potato chips |
| It forms much of Lombardy's southern border |
| Journalists James and James Jr |
| Like arias |
| Longtime ace |
| Look down |
| LP insert? |
| Medium frequencies include them |
| Mouths, to Marius |
| Nigerian language |
| One |
| Onetime Lake Texcoco dweller |
| Oscar winner after 'On the Waterfront' |
| Papuan port |
| Parent's peremptory 'reason' |
| Part of French Polynesia |
| Part of some fruit drink names |
| Passenger's status |
| Philippine province on Luzon |
| Pungent fish topper |
| Reaches the age of |
| Relatives of dik-diks |
| Rope holding down a bowsprit |
| Salad, often |
| Scary sucker, for short |
| See 46-Across |
| Shot stuff |
| Small creature that undergoes metamorphosis |
| So as not to be overheard, say |
| Some German models |
| Source of the word 'robot' |
| Spartan |
| Steak or chop choice |
| Sugar |
| Taco alternative |
| Taxonomy suffix |
| The Aggies of the Big West Conf |
| Through |
| With 42-Across, old ad mascot who sang 'It's dandy for your teeth' |
| Worked (up) |
| ___ de guerre |
| ___ up (brawl) |
| ___-Pacific |
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