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Garson ___, writer and director of Broadway's 'Born Yesterday' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 25th, 2009 other clues |
| 'Hair' song with birthday wishes to a president |
| 'New York, New York' lyricist |
| 'The Great Dictator' Oscar nominee |
| 'The Impresario' composer |
| '___ of you ...' |
| 1980 Truffaut film that won 10 César awards |
| 1993 N.L. batting champ Galarraga |
| Act of Supremacy institutor |
| Alfred ___, 'Footbridge at Argenteuil' artist |
| Apportionment word |
| Battle of Cabra victor, 1079 |
| Be enough for |
| Best Director of 2001 |
| Boasts |
| Bolsters |
| Bright |
| Business school course |
| Cause of a dry spell in the Midwest |
| Christian trigram |
| City east of Saint Lawrence Island |
| City founded during the Cherokee Strip land run |
| Coordination, briefly |
| Desirable trunk feature |
| Discussion ender |
| European conductor ___ Klas |
| Fond of |
| Food giant based in Springdale, Ark. |
| He crushed Hannibal at Zama |
| Health club offering for aerobic workouts |
| Herd locale |
| Hinges |
| Introducer of the math symbol 'e' |
| It has a play of colors |
| It's often seen next to a chair |
| Itinerary abbr. |
| Like avocado skins |
| Like many clerics |
| Like some seats |
| Lose it |
| Most famous resident of Warm Spr., Ga. |
| Not give way |
| Of particular interest to a completist |
| One might create a spread |
| Orenburg is on it |
| Passed, as in a parade |
| Private residence? |
| Queen for whom an element is named |
| Quotable types |
| Relative of alliteration |
| Repellent |
| Runs through a petcock, e.g. |
| Rwandan people |
| Setting of Queen Beatrix Airport |
| Shampoo shelfmate |
| Shorthand inventor Pitman |
| Shuttle destination |
| Something dreadful |
| Stars play in it: Abbr. |
| They have big bells |
| Thing with a sweet ring to it? |
| Tony |
| Track asset |
| Trade, informally |
| Unagi restaurant suppliers |
| United |
| Vacation spot for some oenophiles |
| Wear for Peppermint Patty |
| Who said 'I'll try anything once, twice if I like it, three times to make sure' |
| ___-de-Marne, France |
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