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New York Times crossword of April 8th, 2011 other clues
Bravery
Column addition?
Contents of some charges
Earthquake, e.g.
Egg holder
English Midlands city that is home to the largest outdoor covered market in Europe
Gain ___ on
Have lower priority than
In a person's immediate vicinity
It may take a few hops
It's all burned up
It's just wrong
It's made every day
Jumper, for one
Least attended
Louisiana ___: Abbr.
No extras
Not go out
One of its official languages is Eng.
One of the 13 orig. colonies
Ones sharing a branch of a tree
Onetime D.D.E. command
Original 'What's My Line?' host John
Pitcher's catcher?
Place for an iris
Poet's time of day
Price abbr.
Promgoers, typically: Abbr.
Raging
See 9-Across
Seven-time Rose Bowl winner, in brief
Shipping units: Abbr.
Snap a snap on, say
Solution amts.
St. Bernard in New Orleans, e.g.: Abbr.
All burned up
'Consider ...'
'You shouldn't have!'
1856 antislavery novel
1961 leader
Adversaries of 7-Down
Atlas, e.g.
Banned fruit spray
Bars
Basketful of clothes
Beaks
Store person: Abbr.
Sweet to the ears
The Berlin Wall started as one in 1961
They may be hard-pressed to work
This, for example, with 'the'
Those south of the border
Thriller author Follett
Twisted in a bad way
Umpires' wear
Unit of resistance
Unlikely prom king
What a king may be worth
Winery fixture
With 44-Down, conflict between 7-Down and the 34-Down
Writer of 31-Across

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