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| New York Times crossword of May 1st, 2017 other clues |
| 'The Thin Man' canine |
| Ambient quality |
| Apt cry for 41-Across |
| Article thrown over the shoulders |
| Atheist Madalyn Murray ___ |
| Attend a funeral, say |
| Belles of the ball |
| Big laughs, slangily |
| Bit of viral web content |
| Blood components |
| Bouts, as of crying |
| Bra size smaller than a 'B' |
| Brilliant move |
| Cards sometimes hidden up sleeves |
| Competitor of Wisk |
| Cosmologist Sagan |
| Cries of pain |
| Czar called 'the Great' |
| Dresses in Delhi |
| Eagle's home |
| Early Beatle ___ Sutcliffe |
| Extend, as a subscription |
| Famous queen, depicted literally |
| Fellow film critic of Siskel |
| Feudal workers |
| First among men |
| Fizzy headache remedy, informally |
| Fleur-de-___ |
| Fly high |
| Grain used in making Alpha-Bits |
| Grammy-winning James |
| Hi-___ monitor |
| Highway sign next to an off-ramp |
| It's nothing new |
| Jane Austen heroine |
| Keepsake in a cabinet, perhaps |
| Krispy Kreme product |
| Long, hard journeys |
| Malicious |
| Many Americans whose names end in -ez |
| Merchandise location |
| Minor fights |
| Money that needs to be repaid |
| Monopoly space with the words 'Just Visiting' |
| Moving day rental |
| Ninnies |
| North Carolina's Cape ___ |
| Not giving up on an argument, say |
| Not taxable, e.g |
| Of the flock |
| Parsley, sage, rosemary or thyme |
| Persian tongue |
| Pick-me-up drinks |
| Pimples |
| Point where lines meet |
| Prefix relating to sleep |
| Put into piles, say |
| Roast hosts, for short |
| Shade of color |
| Short race spec |
| Something committed by 41-Across ... or by this puzzle's creator? |
| Symbol of busyness |
| The Bruins of the Pac-12 |
| Throat-clearing sounds |
| Tristan's beloved |
| Wind that might blow one's hat off |
| Wood for many a mountain cabin |
| Words attributed to 41-Across |
| Wyatt of the Old West |
| ___ de corps (fellowship) |
| ___ Le Pew (cartoon skunk) |
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