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Early railroad tycoon whose nickname is a hint to the starts of 17-, 23-, 51- and 62-Across crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 13th, 2019 other clues |
| Lauder of cosmetics |
| 18 or so, for a typical first-year college student |
| "You don't mean me?!" |
| Real-life lawman who lent his name to a 1950s-'60s TV western |
| Made certain |
| Utah senator who once ran for president |
| "Star Trek: T.N.G." counselor |
| Appear |
| Pilots |
| Precipice |
| Early talk show host Jack |
| Like Easter eggs, colorwise |
| ___ car salesman |
| Abba song or musical |
| Department store department with shirts and slacks |
| Locks in a barn? |
| Kiss: Sp. |
| Grain in Cheerios |
| Bits of broken glass |
| Chemical cousin |
| "E pluribus ___" |
| Moisten, as a turkey |
| James of jazz |
| How café may be served |
| Deflect |
| Attach with a string, say |
| Top card |
| Singer Lopez |
| Form of the Spanish for "to be" |
| Become unhinged |
| ___ out (barely manages) |
| Architect Saarinen |
| Drink, as water from a dish |
| Comic actor Dick Van ___ |
| "That's overly explicit," in textspeak |
| "Dianetics" author L. ___ Hubbard |
| Alternative to .com or .net |
| "Lady Chatterley's Lover" novelist |
| "Nervous" reactions |
| Change from the norm |
| Newspaper opinion piece |
| Blow, as a volcano |
| Flamenco cheer |
| Goes down, as the sun |
| Cigar residue |
| King Arthur's home |
| Bart and Lisa's dad |
| Came down to earth |
| Nerves of steel, e.g. |
| Captivate |
| Pub offering |
| Solution strength |
| Getting up |
| Vegetarian's no-no |
| Arthur of tennis fame |
| Classic brand of candy wafers |
| Practice piece for a pianist |
| Young chaps |
| Secret message |
| Cuts into small cubes |
| Bread spread |
| Hit repeatedly, as with snowballs |
| Actor Claude of old TV |
| Time off, informally |
| Sugar substitute |
| Viewed |
| German industrial city |
| Noah's vessel |
| Gchats, e.g. |
| Bedwear, briefly |
| Ben-___ (Charlton Heston role) |
| Time starting at dawn, to poets |
| "The Bells" poet |
| Europe's highest volcano |
| Pain in a tooth or the heart |
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