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| New York Times crossword of May 27th, 2007 other clues |
| Like Hoosier cabinets |
| Line at the dentist's office? |
| Little fellow |
| Main line |
| Many baseball card stats |
| Martini & Rossi offering |
| Meant to attract |
| Memo header |
| Mens ___ |
| Miner's major problem |
| Missing broadcast channel |
| Mr. ___, scheming vicar in 'Emma' |
| Mulling spice |
| Muppets' creator |
| Musical drama about a butcher who sells deer meat? |
| Musical drama about a man eating soup? |
| Musical drama that tells the tale of a sausage casing? |
| Musical play set at McDonald's? |
| N.L. and A.L. city |
| Palette globs |
| Passport maker |
| Patronize, as a hotel |
| Person who has something going on? |
| Pfizer product used before brushing the teeth |
| Phaser setting |
| Place in the pecking order |
| Play about a guy ordering beef from Dublin? |
| Play about meat that's good to eat anytime? |
| Play about swine intestines that are semidivine? |
| Play about tenderizing meat with one's toes? |
| Pole, e.g. |
| Popular quarry for British hunters |
| Possessed girl in 'The Exorcist' |
| Quite a ways |
| Radio host John |
| 'Be on the lookout' messages, briefly |
| 'Ben-___' |
| 'Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion' author |
| 'Peer ___' |
| 'Didn't I tell you?' |
| 'Let's Make a Deal' choice |
| 'The Cosby Show' kid |
| 'The Terminator' heroine |
| 1962 hit film whose climax is on Crab Key island |
| Actress Barbara Bel ___ |
| Allen Ginsberg's 'Plutonian ___' |
| Anne who wrote 'Abie's Irish Rose' |
| Arcade game inserts |
| Attack once more |
| B.A. or M.A. offerer |
| Back on board |
| Badlands landform |
| Beast with a bugling call |
| Bibliophile's love: Abbr. |
| Blast |
| Bow-wielding deity |
| Brand name with an accent on its last letter |
| Breathing tube |
| Business with net gains? |
| Buttonhole |
| Character in many a joke |
| Closemouthed |
| Common daisy |
| Common pg. size |
| Oliver of 'The West Wing' |
| Old cracker brand |
| Pageantry |
| Compared with |
| Composer Scarlatti |
| Conveys |
| Dangerous place to pass a car |
| Despite this |
| Diets drastically |
| Does a certain dog trick |
| Drink suffix |
| Dwarf |
| Elbow-bender |
| Even |
| First name in objectivism |
| Fistfuls, say |
| Five-Year Plan implementer, for short |
| Get back to |
| Get fuel |
| Get stuck |
| Go from endangered to extinct |
| Goblet part |
| Grain susceptible to ergot |
| Gray |
| Gullets |
| Hat trick component |
| Honoree's spot |
| Hula dancer's accessory |
| In love |
| Incumbent on |
| Inventive sorts? |
| Juvenal work |
| Kia subcompact |
| Language along the Mekong River |
| Lhasa ___ |
| Reason to shout 'Eureka!' |
| Red spot on the skin |
| Relations: Abbr. |
| Retired number of Dodger Tommy Lasorda |
| Ring holder |
| Scorecard heading |
| Shade of blue |
| Sickly-looking |
| Sky light |
| Slapstick missiles |
| Slovenly abode |
| Some mantel pieces |
| Sprung |
| Stage entertainment |
| Steinway & ___ (piano maker) |
| Stylin' |
| Swearing-in phrase |
| Symbol of hardness |
| Take ___ at |
| Talk, talk, talk: Var. |
| The Isle of Man's Port ___ |
| Thermometer's terminus |
| Tighten, say, as strings |
| Town largely destroyed by the Battle of Normandy |
| Trapper's prize |
| U.S. bond market purchase |
| University of Maine's home |
| Using |
| W.W. I helmet, informally |
| What you may call it |
| What, to Watteau |
| White sheet |
| Windsor princess |
| Worn away |
| ___ de Cologne |
| Nonhuman co-hosts of TV's 'Mystery Science Theater 3000' |
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