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It borders two Great Lakes: Abbr. crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 6th, 2011 other clues |
| Business and tourist |
| Calypso instrument |
| Carrier renamed in 1997 |
| Chicago exchange, for short |
| Cold war-era lands: Abbr. |
| Collectors' completions |
| Creature on a slide |
| Droids, iPhones, etc. |
| Extend one's tour |
| Fancy dressers |
| Far from demure |
| Galas |
| Golf's Big Easy |
| Got away from |
| Have a bug |
| Hosp. areas |
| It might run in the rain |
| It's undeliverable |
| Kept in a cellar, perhaps |
| Kind of projection |
| Language that gave us 'kiwi' |
| Like crowds in the heat of a match |
| Like Mrs. Bumstead |
| Links figure |
| Mangy mutt |
| Michigan college town |
| My ___, Vietnam |
| Needing a seat belt extender, say |
| Non-PC computer |
| Not have a home-cooked meal, maybe |
| Not taken in by |
| Once-common baseball events ... and a hint to 16-, 24-, 46- and 57-Across |
| Ones often marrying in a hurry |
| Pair on a couch |
| Part of a golf ball |
| Paternity testing locale |
| Pick 6, e.g. |
| Piedmont city |
| Place secretly |
| Porcupine, e.g. |
| Print resolution meas. |
| Queendom, e.g. |
| Roll up, as a sail |
| Seeks redress |
| Set of beliefs |
| Set right |
| Shape (up) |
| Shook hands, say |
| Shore leave taker |
| Short-order lunch |
| Stereotypical glass fillers |
| Summer Triangle star |
| Thor, for one |
| Took by the hand |
| Walks like a tosspot |
| Wanted-poster abbr. |
| Word on many LPs |
| Yankee nickname starting in 2004 |
| Yellowstone forager |
| ___ amandine |
| Beat it |
| Bits of cunning |
| 'Beat it!' |
| 'Caught you!' |
| 45 half |
| 'The Waste Land' poet |
| 'Peer Gynt' playwright |
| '___ tree falls ...' |
| A capital of Bolivia |
| Absorb thoroughly |
| Actresses West and Clarke |
| Agassi of tennis |
| B.O. sign |
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