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| New York Times crossword of April 10th, 2016 other clues |
| 'If I Ruled the World' rapper |
| 'Ain't happening' |
| 'But thy ___ summer shall not fade': Shak |
| 'Count me in' |
| 'Don't forget about me' |
| 'I don't think so' |
| 'It's a Wonderful Life' role |
| 'Little piggy' holders |
| 'So ___' |
| 'Things aren't so bad!' |
| 'Waiting for Lefty' playwright |
| 1993 standoff site |
| A or O, e.g |
| Aggravate |
| Aid in picking sides |
| Animal that an ailurophobe fears |
| Announcement at the end of a long car trip |
| Appetite |
| Approximately |
| Article in Le Monde |
| Attention to detail |
| Awaiting |
| Banded rock |
| Bars frequented at night |
| Basketball's King James, for one |
| Bread spreads |
| Buckets |
| Butter ___ (ice cream flavor) |
| Cabinet member who served all eight years under Bill Clinton |
| Campaign poster word |
| Card game for two |
| Cassini of fashion |
| Charged |
| Chinese leader? |
| Choking on a Life Saver, e.g |
| Cholesterol inits |
| Cowpoke's friend |
| Crunchy snack |
| Cry of mock horror |
| Dangerous pet |
| Does some grilling |
| École educator |
| Financial report abbr |
| First name on the Supreme Court |
| Fowl language? |
| Generic juice flavor |
| Geom. shape |
| Great work of literature |
| Grocery chain since 1926 |
| Head of the army? |
| Heavy metal venue? |
| Hide away |
| Hindu soul |
| Honkers |
| Investigative pieces |
| Iron Man, e.g |
| It counts as a plate appearance but not as an at-bat, briefly |
| James Joyce short story in 'Dubliners' |
| Jerusalem's province, to the Romans |
| Kind of PC port |
| Knock over |
| Lack |
| Lack of compassion |
| Lake that's the source of the Mississippi |
| Lawyer's thing |
| Let flow again |
| Lifts up a mountain |
| Makeshift beds |
| Memorable mission |
| Metal grates for grilling |
| More sound |
| Napoleon, for one |
| Not quite |
| Not, to a Scot |
| Notre Dame football legend |
| One-way flight? |
| Opposite of FF |
| Org. established by President Nixon |
| Party with glow sticks, maybe |
| Place for a spare tire |
| Place for an 81-Across to catch seafood |
| Political writer Matt |
| Prefix with comic |
| Put one's foot down |
| Ready to be drawn |
| Retailer ___ Taylor |
| Retrovirus component |
| Rich kid in 'Nancy' |
| Role for Julia Louis-Dreyfus |
| Rouen relation |
| Russian relative of a guitar |
| Saloon sounds |
| Sant' Gria brand |
| Saturn model with a scientific name |
| Scroll holder |
| See 105-Across |
| See 23-Across |
| See 43-Across |
| See 50-Across |
| See 79-Across |
| See 85-Across |
| Self-image? |
| Sell |
| Send into a swoon |
| Set off |
| Seven U.S. presidents, by birth |
| Solo pilot? |
| Stowe girl |
| Stumbles |
| Suite spot, say |
| Support for ballet dancers |
| They have belts and coats |
| They're blown in the winds |
| Ticked off |
| Time to start walking |
| Tiny bit |
| Top of the minors |
| Tourist attraction on N.Y.C.'s Fifth Ave |
| Trash bag accessory |
| Trembling trees |
| Try |
| U.K. award |
| Unimpressive mount |
| Vice ___ |
| What a 101-Across travels for some urban commuters |
| What a vulgarian has |
| When repeated, 1968 name in the news |
| Where a 28-Across was often submerged in W.W. II |
| Where a 73-Across sails loaded with fuel |
| Where an Italian tourist might ride in a 47-Across |
| Where to find Moscow in the U.S.: Abbr |
| Where you might tour the Grand Canyon in a 38-Across |
| Yearbook sect |
| Young Arab |
| Young hare |
| [Humph!] |
| ___ III, inspiration for Dracula |
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