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| Wall Street Journal crossword of April 18th, 2014 other clues |
| '...___ player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage...': Macbeth |
| 'Awesome!' |
| 'Dog Barking at the Moon' painter |
| 'It was worth ___' |
| 'It's my treat!' |
| 'Jellicle Choice' musical |
| 'Lord of the Flies' hero |
| 'Really?' |
| 'The Bridge at Argenteuil' painter |
| 'Well done!' |
| 1990s Israeli president Weizman |
| A couple of bucks, say |
| According to |
| Accumulates |
| Added punch to the punch |
| Admissions office prospects, usually |
| Alludes to |
| Amusing lark |
| Arrives without an appointment |
| Arson evidence |
| Aztec Ruins Natl. Monument setting |
| Bark extract |
| Baseless |
| Big swing |
| Bird's instrument |
| Bohr study |
| Bollywood costume |
| Bourbon order |
| Boy band with the 2001 hit 'All or Nothing' |
| Breslau's river |
| Brewski |
| Brownstone hangout |
| Bryant Gumbel's successor |
| Bunny's kin |
| Canopy setting |
| Careless mistake |
| Cheer from the stands |
| Cheer from the stands |
| Choice for some Northeast commuters |
| City settled on the site of Fort Schuyler |
| Code for the world's busiest airport |
| Codes, in Cambridge |
| Collar wearer |
| Colonial group |
| Contacts, in a way |
| Cost of staying in |
| Criticizes strongly |
| Cube or cone |
| Cut-and-dry places |
| Cycle start |
| Distant, quaintly |
| Do as the rueful do |
| Dolphins' home |
| Donkey-riding squire |
| DuPont creation |
| Easter bunny's spring, found in this puzzle's nine longest answers |
| Easter lead-in |
| Fan club focuses |
| Favorable judgment |
| Feathery accessory |
| Film composer Morricone |
| Furious states |
| Furthermore |
| Ganges accesses |
| Gentle pace |
| Gentle pace |
| Gives a new title to |
| Good news for investors |
| Harem room |
| Hawaiian roll ingredient |
| High winds? |
| Historical novel by Gore Vidal |
| In a state |
| Israel Philharmonic conductor |
| It may be packaged |
| It was last played on Christmas Day 2000 |
| Its champion is awarded the Claret Jug |
| Jessi Colter hit '___ Lisa' |
| Joint expert |
| Kaffiyeh wearer |
| Kin of a Yodel or Ring Ding |
| Kobe, for one |
| Lamb, by another name |
| Like some agreements |
| Like three out of five people |
| Marshmallow Easter treat |
| Massive volume |
| Matronalia honoree |
| Matty who beat brother Felipe for the 1966 NL batting title |
| Moisturizer additive |
| Negative conjunction |
| Odometer increment |
| On-air performers, in the biz |
| One who can't wait to see what's in store? |
| Oz. and lb |
| Panama, for one: Abbr |
| Parting word |
| Pay period, often |
| Pie chart dividers |
| Pinnacle |
| Pitch relative |
| Pizarro victim |
| Places to throw back your wee catches |
| Play, say |
| Profiler's subject |
| Promising investments |
| Ranger Russet, for example |
| Rehearsal request |
| Render imperfect |
| Resistance unit |
| Result of bad service |
| Retin-A target |
| RSVP component |
| Ruler's domain? |
| Rulers' roosts |
| Safe place? |
| Sarge's superior |
| Secret competitor |
| Self-serve laundry |
| Side in a pickup hoops game |
| Some cabinet hardware |
| Start of some Keats titles |
| Stops and refuses to budge |
| Subject of an assay test |
| Suede alternative |
| Superlatively slick |
| Team up |
| Tecumseh's people |
| They follow jours |
| Top hat on Pennsylvania Avenue, e.g |
| Topping the agenda |
| Trade |
| Triumphant song |
| Was a glutton |
| Wearers of pallia |
| Words with binge or budget |
| World Eskimo-Indian Olympics host |
| Zest sources |
| ___ Alto |
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