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Dessert, in Dover crossword clue
A F T E R S
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| New York Times crossword of May 21st, 2004 other clues |
| Store on a farm |
| The 21st, e.g.: Abbr. |
| They might be written on a blackboard |
| Title character in an Aesop fable |
| Trixie of 1950's TV |
| Unagi, at a sushi bar |
| Wife of Theseus |
| 'If ___ you ...' |
| 'King Kong' attire |
| 'Oh, ___!' |
| 'Same here!' |
| 1856 Stowe novel |
| 'The X-Files' topics, for short |
| 1974 hit subtitled 'Touch the Wind' |
| Actress Kazan |
| Alternative to Pl. or Ct. |
| Ancient mall |
| Backed |
| Baroque |
| Befuddle |
| Botanist Gray and others |
| Boxing outcome? |
| Bruno, e.g. |
| Cabinet dept. |
| Capitol V.I.P. |
| City west of Knoxville |
| Classic 1868 novel set in St. Petersburg |
| Conned |
| Coupling |
| Cry sometimes made with hands on one's head |
| Discontinued coin |
| Domestic comedy of 1983 |
| Exceedingly, with 'so' |
| Fancy finishes |
| First name in tyranny |
| Folksy |
| Food stat. |
| Fundraising grp. |
| Go bad |
| Inscribed stone |
| It turns out lts. |
| It's usually abbreviated 'c.' |
| Letters at Camp Lejeune |
| Like a car, after a 33-Down |
| Like roses |
| Loss leader, e.g. |
| Maintains, as a violin |
| Modern mall feature |
| Monthly |
| N.Y.C. subway |
| Never |
| New in the area, maybe |
| Nothing, in Napoli |
| On the right and left |
| Open |
| Palace, in Hindi |
| Part of the brain associated with memory |
| Person of some account |
| Place name that in Spanish means 'covered in snow' |
| Possible rebuttal in a childish argument |
| Protect, in a way |
| Record label inits. |
| River known anciently as Obringa |
| Seating sections |
| See 48-Down |
| Singer with the 1980 #1 album 'Guilty' |
| Stock: Abbr. |
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