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Business sign, after 29-Down crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 6th, 2004 other clues |
| 'Le ___ Prince' |
| 'Look ___ Talking' |
| 'No seats left' sign |
| 1986 Prince movie, after 29-Down |
| Beach bird |
| Big stinger |
| By night, with 29-Down |
| Calendar box |
| Call in a bakery |
| Captain of fiction |
| Classic Olivier role |
| Cleopatra's paramour |
| Costa ___ |
| Cry from a butterfingers |
| Dance at 23-Down |
| Dig (into) |
| Exist |
| Fight down and dirty |
| Food in a shell |
| Former Ford minivan |
| Growths that may be removed by surgery |
| Grub |
| Has, as a party |
| Hydrocarbon suffixes |
| In the end |
| Initial stake |
| Laundry challenge for a gymgoer |
| Letter carriers' org. |
| Like good gossip columns |
| Map miniatures |
| Martin or McQueen |
| Minnesota Twin, e.g., briefly |
| Movie for which Jane Fonda won an Oscar |
| Not at home |
| Not dis, in Brooklyn |
| Opera solo |
| Opponent's vote |
| Orangeish shade |
| Org. whose approval is much sought |
| Oscar winner Sorvino |
| Overexerciser's woe |
| Pallid |
| Place to hear a 13-Across, with 'the' |
| Popular vodka, informally |
| Posed |
| Preceding nights |
| Prefix with color or cycle |
| Prefix with logical |
| Prefix with plasm |
| Respite |
| Rightmost column |
| Rodeo performer |
| See 20-, 36- and 48-Across |
| Set-to |
| Set-to |
| Silvery food fish |
| Singer K. T. ___ |
| Slangy send-off |
| Smallest |
| Snack |
| Some old computers |
| Studio 54 and Xenon, famously |
| Suffix with young or old |
| Sun. talk |
| Taking care of business |
| Tennis's Arthur |
| Tests |
| The O in FeO |
| Thesaurus feature: Abbr. |
| Type in |
| U.S. Pacific island |
| Walkway |
| Wash |
| Year 'The Graduate' came out, in short |
| ___ Puente, the Mambo King |
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