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Charles ___, 'Brideshead Revisited' protagonist crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 21st, 2009 other clues |
| 'Deal!' |
| 'Money, Money, Money' band |
| 'The Audacity of Hope' author |
| 'The Mikado' wardrobe item |
| '___ and Dolls' |
| '___ Own' (song from 'Les Miz') |
| 1970 hit for The Jackson 5 |
| Air in a sooty shaft? |
| Alchemic knowledge |
| Bamboozle a 'Fargo' director? |
| Beach time in Bordeaux |
| Betters |
| Big Apple sch. |
| Carefully search |
| Celebration for a Disney dwarf? |
| Cheese choice |
| Choisy-___ (Paris suburb) |
| City visited in 'Around the World in 80 Days' |
| Convex cooker |
| Creatures with tunnel vision? |
| DHL competitor |
| Do sum work |
| English princess |
| Enormous birds of myth |
| Fix, as a pump |
| Fled |
| Friendly term of address |
| Gorge |
| Hot dog coating at a county fair |
| It's shrinking in Asia |
| Judges |
| Like words? |
| Major conclusion? |
| Meadow voles |
| Mirror |
| Month before Tishri |
| Muffin composition, maybe |
| Mungojerrie or Skimbleshanks, in a musical |
| Name of Lord Rubble's feudal estate? |
| Nest egg protectors |
| Offset, as expenses |
| One stuck in the can |
| P.G.A. Tour Rookie of the Year after Singh |
| Pawnbroker, in slang |
| Picasso/Braque movement |
| Pioneer computer |
| Place to overnight in an R.V. |
| Present addition |
| Property claim along the Rio Grande? |
| Prospector's prize |
| Pusher pursuers |
| Realty ad abbr. |
| Recent arrival |
| Removed roughly |
| Río crosser |
| Roger of 'Cheers' |
| Romanov ruler |
| Ruhr industrial hub |
| Sch. that's about 150 mi. north of 32-Across |
| Seder, e.g. |
| Sender of monthly checks: Abbr. |
| Short evening? |
| Slumps |
| Slurs, in music |
| Sly little dog? |
| Sumac from Peru |
| Sysop, for one |
| Third in a Latin series |
| Title heroine described in the first sentence of her novel as 'handsome, clever and rich' |
| Toadies |
| Unbeliever |
| Union foes |
| Wet septet |
| What a loose thread might be |
| White-cap wearer |
| ___ Dubos, Pulitzer winner for 'So Human an Animal' |
| ___ Lingus |
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