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Five to nine, maybe, but not nine to five crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 16th, 2014 other clues |
| 'Give me ___' |
| 'Peace out' |
| 'Who ___?' |
| 1959 hit with the lyric 'One day I feel so happy, next day I feel so sad' |
| Abbr. on some clothing tags |
| 1969 Rolling Stones album |
| Achilles' undoing |
| Activity that proceeds hand to hand? |
| Actress Kazan or Kravitz |
| Admiral who bombarded Tahiti in 1914 |
| Ancient master of didacticism |
| At any price |
| Big bass, in fishing lingo |
| Black-and-white transmissions, briefly? |
| Car name that's Latin for 'desire' |
| Charges at the door |
| Corrosion-preventing coating |
| Couch problem |
| Director in 'A Chorus Line' |
| Drag racers' governing grp |
| Emmy-winning Ed |
| Event with touches |
| Extraocular annoyance |
| Extremely excited |
| First of 66 books: Abbr |
| Fix |
| Good name for a worrywart? |
| Had a beef? |
| He called the U.S. pres. a 'glorified public relations man' |
| Heart-to-hearts |
| It often results in changes across the board |
| Jason of 'How I Met Your Mother' |
| Like most brain neurons |
| Like some long flights |
| Like some oversight |
| Literature Nobelist before Gide |
| Looking up |
| Make eyes pop and jaws drop |
| March Madness, with 'the' |
| McConnell of the Senate |
| Minor parish officers |
| Nelson Mandela's mother tongue |
| Not meant for specialists |
| Not very affable |
| One may get a pass |
| Ones remaining |
| Ones remaining |
| Paradoxical assertion, perhaps |
| Part of a filled-out survey: Abbr |
| Part of une fraternité |
| Pick up |
| Picture on a chest, for short? |
| Pistol packer in a 1943 #1 hit |
| Product for young string players? |
| Seasonal servings |
| See 3-Down |
| Some Blu-ray players |
| Sound heard during a heat wave |
| Stage |
| Stream on the side of a mountain, perhaps |
| Swan song |
| The 'O' in F. A. O. Schwarz |
| They often spot people |
| Wayne's pal in 'Wayne's World' |
| With 56-Down, refuse to be cleaned out from a poker game? |
| Withdraw |
| Writer of the 644-line poem 'Ibis' |
| ___ Grey, alter ego of Marvel's X-Man |
| ___ Jon (fashion label) |
| ___-cone |
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