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| New York Times crossword of April 15th, 2005 other clues |
| ___ rover |
| ___-Magnon |
| Milestone birthday |
| Motor Trend's 1968 Cars of the Year |
| Not so likely |
| Number two |
| Old turn-of-century year |
| Openly grieve |
| Paged |
| Part of the U.S. nuclear arsenal |
| Peru's El ___ volcano |
| Photocopier part |
| Playmate for the lonely |
| Poetic times of day |
| Prefix with -hedron |
| Qualifies |
| Release tension, in a way |
| Retreats |
| Runner |
| Sailor's speed |
| Shah of Iran, 1941-79 |
| Singer with top 10 hits in the 1960's, 70's, 80's and 90's |
| Sires |
| Some cameras, for short |
| Splitsville parties |
| Startled response to an accusation |
| Table scrap |
| The United States, to Mexicans |
| Tiny, in Scotland |
| Track follower |
| Unity |
| Unwanted 35-Across feature |
| Willem de Kooning's field |
| Windswept spot |
| Wrapper that's hard to take off |
| ___ of Salisbury |
| 'Enjoy the honey-heavy ___ of slumber': Shak. |
| 'Earth in the Balance' subj. |
| 'Hey, buddy! You're not the head of the line!' |
| 'Now you're making sense!' |
| 1966 sci-fi thriller |
| A/C units |
| Actress Scala |
| Air travel expediter |
| Awaiting |
| Bear |
| Béret site |
| Cinematographer Nykvist |
| Claudette Colbert title role, in brief |
| Cologne maker ___ Lapidus |
| Colorer |
| Composer Dohnányi |
| Dialectal direction |
| Doesn't follow through |
| Durbin of old films |
| Enclosed urban walker's route |
| Formal introduction? |
| Frost |
| German songs |
| Half and half, maybe |
| Head boss |
| Horseshoes players |
| Instantly, so it's said |
| Introduced, with 'to' |
| It prevents flapping in the wind |
| It's the law |
| Kicker? |
| Laugh riot |
| Letters on a brandy bottle |
| Matchbox product |
| Melodious singers |
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