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| Wall Street Journal crossword of April 16th, 2016 other clues |
| Oscar nominee as John Nash |
| Our planet, in Augsburg |
| Oxonian fellow |
| Parked oneself |
| Penitent person |
| Penny dreadfuls |
| Phaser setting |
| Pink Pearl products |
| Place for a NASCAR crew |
| Place for piracy |
| Political spokesman's specialty |
| Prepare for the return trip, in a way |
| Prophetic person |
| Province of northern Spain |
| Repeated, words of soothing |
| Resounding blows |
| Revenuer, e.g |
| Rockies ruminant |
| Sage, e.g |
| Sarcophagi settings |
| Sch. support org |
| Search anxiously |
| Sign away |
| Smelting byproduct |
| Specialty |
| Spellbound |
| Spoils |
| Sponsorships |
| Spring |
| Station's scope |
| Suffix with Capri |
| Surgeons' wear |
| Taps the brake |
| Tenacity |
| That lady |
| That lady |
| They connect scapulae to radii and ulnae |
| Tiki bar freebie |
| Time-half link |
| Toss |
| Two-time prime minister under Queen Victoria |
| Undiscovered |
| Unworried |
| Volumizing a do, in a way |
| Warning to a sinner |
| Where 'the Lord did...confound the language of all the earth' |
| Whistle rattler |
| Whitney Houston's label |
| Wild garlic |
| Words from the holder of a weak hand |
| Work in a galley |
| ___-80 (early home computer) |
| 'Frozen' snowman |
| 'Good afternoon,' in Granada |
| 'Mr. Robot' network |
| 'Music in the Tuileries' painter |
| 'Owner of a Lonely Heart' band |
| 'Phooey!' |
| 'The Feast of Saint Nicholas' painter |
| 'Want me to?' |
| 'Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check' singer |
| 'Work can work better' advertiser |
| 192 in a qt |
| 1960s art movement |
| According to |
| Actor ___ James of the 'Divergent' films |
| Answered with attitude |
| Approval indication: Abbr |
| Assigns to a different key, as a computer function |
| At ___ time (scheduled) |
| Back muscle, briefly |
| Banco de Mexico coin |
| Bank Rossii coins |
| Be behind |
| Between, in Belgique |
| Blackout, e.g |
| Body part meaning 'little bunch of grapes' |
| Book before 1 Cor |
| Brand offered in a Four Cheese Corkscrew variety |
| Bufotoxin producers |
| Cabinet worker |
| Cavalry soldier |
| Christopher of 'Deathtrap' |
| Comic strip units |
| Commercial cow |
| Cosmos cousin |
| Creperie sight |
| D.C.'s lobbying biz, figuratively |
| Diamond figures |
| Displaces from an overbooked flight |
| Do very well |
| Down |
| Dutch financial giant with a lion logo |
| End-of-term ordeal |
| Epicurean appreciation |
| Exhibited ostentatiously |
| Fast-paced card game |
| Felucca feature |
| Few and far between |
| First vice president to have a Facebook page |
| Flee, perhaps |
| Fresh |
| Fruit in the rose family |
| Gain |
| Galway girl |
| Genre for Oasis and Blur |
| Get into the pool |
| Give off |
| Good thing to shoot |
| Greatly impressed |
| Greatly impresses |
| Hardly original |
| Hardly prudent |
| Haul |
| Ill-fated, and a description of nine other answers in this puzzle |
| Interrupted a routine |
| Jerry Lewis's TV theme song |
| Launching sites |
| Lennon's love |
| Leon Uris novel set in Ireland |
| Like Sussex sardines |
| Like the Salt Lake Tabernacle |
| Lines of clothing |
| Living proof? |
| Look of derision |
| Mangrove hummingbird's home |
| Marked on the menu with more pepper icons |
| Microbrewery brew |
| Month originally called 'Sextilis' |
| Mystified |
| N.W.A.'s output |
| Nation named for its location |
| New York headquarters of IBM |
| Nice notions |
| Not just call |
| Oldsmobile Cutlass model |
| One of a personal trio |
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