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| New York Times crossword of May 19th, 2012 other clues |
| 'Clamshell' computers of old |
| 'Sì, mi chiamano ___' (Puccini aria) |
| 'Stop!' overseas |
| '___ That a Time?' (Weavers album) |
| '___ Time,' 1952 million-selling Eddie Fisher hit |
| 1977 Paul Davis hit that spent 25 weeks in the Top 40 |
| Asian sea name |
| Beast fought by Heracles |
| Big trap |
| Bill who composed 'Gonna Fly Now' |
| California's Montaña de ___ State Park |
| CBer's place |
| Chilling |
| City NNE of Toledo |
| Comic strip that Chic Young abandoned to create 'Blondie' |
| David with a role for himself on TV |
| Dishes eaten with the hands |
| Doesn't merely observe |
| Done, in Dunkirk |
| Donning, as loafers |
| First, second and third |
| Four-time Oscar nominee (never a winner) in the 1930s |
| Game in which players offer a few words |
| Girl group with a 1986 #1 hit |
| Gloom |
| Heady time for soldiers |
| Herbert Henry Asquith's socialite wife |
| Historic D.C. theater |
| Jewelry box item |
| Junk |
| Kennedy Center happening |
| Like hurricane weather |
| Like telescopes |
| Manila airport name |
| Mates |
| Motivators |
| Muscle ___ |
| Negligible |
| No-goodnik |
| Old man |
| One with a coat of many colors |
| Organization of Afro-American Unity founder |
| Pasta go-with |
| Pet peeve? |
| Poet credited with popularizing haiku |
| Pro ___ |
| Punishment, metaphorically |
| Rain forest region |
| Rapid turnover |
| Redeem |
| Resting spots by the water |
| Rubber |
| School house? |
| Second Triumvirate member |
| Short winter day? |
| Shred |
| Signs |
| Solitary places |
| Swingers hit on them at parties |
| The Olympic Australis, e.g |
| They may be heard in a temple |
| They may be heard in a temple |
| They're hard to see through |
| Topic for Catullus |
| Touching bottom? |
| Unlocked? |
| Wanamaker Trophy org |
| ___ Humpalot, Austin Powers villain |
| ___ Snow, Russell Brand's character in 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall' and 'Get Him to the Greek' |
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