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| New York Times crossword of April 2nd, 2006 other clues |
| 'One never knows, ___?': Fats Waller |
| 'Star Trek: T.N.G.' engineer |
| 'The Old Man and the Sea' catch |
| 'When Schweine fly!' |
| 'Winnie-the-Pooh' baby |
| 40, 60, 75 or 100, commonly |
| 9/11 Commission subj. |
| Actress Meyers |
| Actress who starred in two Hitchcock films |
| Alley Oop's girlfriend |
| Ape's home |
| Arriving home after curfew |
| Austin of TV's 'Knots Landing' |
| Bach bit |
| Bar owner's job on 'The Simpsons'? |
| Baseball scorecard letters |
| Bearcats |
| Beethoven symphony |
| Biased writing? |
| Bow pro |
| Burdensome bird |
| Cartoonist Addams |
| Cartoonist Hollander |
| Catalan is its official language |
| Certain buck |
| Chaney Sr. or Jr. |
| Chat room initialism |
| Clobbered |
| Comedian Tomlin as a bowler? |
| Complex part? |
| Coolidge Dam river |
| Country with a pentagonal flag |
| Course for a Maytag repairman? |
| Desolate |
| Destination in the movie 'Dumb and Dumber' |
| Devoted friend of Greek legend |
| Didn't break |
| Distinction, slangily |
| Doctor's bag? |
| Door sign |
| Early bird |
| Emergency situation |
| Estrous |
| Far from loaded |
| Fast ___ Felson, real-life hustler portrayed in 'The Hustler' |
| Flambé |
| Foreshadow |
| Forever and a day |
| French entree |
| Frost lines |
| Game sometimes called 'bucking the tiger' |
| Grendel and Beowulf |
| Guillotine? |
| Handles differently? |
| Heads overseas? |
| Historic Honolulu palace |
| Hustler's hangout? |
| Ibsen's 'Hedda ___' |
| In the heart of |
| Indo-Iranian language |
| It may need a big jacket |
| J.F.K. advisory |
| Jared of 'Panic Room' |
| John Glenn, e.g. |
| Jolly sounds |
| Judo ranking |
| Just so you know |
| Kvetch |
| Launch sites ... or crash sites |
| Listed |
| Lose track? |
| Marc Antony's love |
| Mine transport |
| Mister |
| Mistress of the spirit world? |
| Moss Hart's 'Act One,' e.g. |
| Mrs. James Joyce |
| Mumbled assent |
| Mutually approve |
| Nick name? |
| Nolan Ryan, for most of the 80's |
| Old global positioning system |
| One lacking bucks? |
| One of the Gallo brothers |
| Onetime capital of India |
| Opening |
| Oregon's state tree |
| Ozone layer, for one |
| Part of the Illinois/Indiana border |
| Picture on a $5,000 bill |
| Playground retort |
| Playroom threat |
| Prefix with -gon |
| Prefix with millions |
| Prepares for a Masters? |
| Provoke |
| Pulverized |
| Puzzling |
| Release |
| Ring count |
| Robe fastener |
| Rodents, playfully |
| Scotland? |
| Scrubbed |
| Second fiddle |
| See 93-Across |
| Shade of white |
| Shark pools? |
| Sheriff's badge in the Old West |
| Shoe specification |
| Some film ratings |
| Special request at a shoe store |
| Sprinkling |
| Stocking stuffers |
| Storage space |
| Sweet 16 org. |
| Take the course |
| Talk like a baby |
| Tenuous |
| The Beatles' '___ Leaving Home' |
| The folks |
| The Muses, e.g. |
| The Pleistocene Epoch, familiarly |
| There's simply no end to it |
| Treasure |
| Tyler who wrote 'Breathing Lessons' |
| Unwelcome twist |
| View |
| W. C. Fields affirmative |
| Warning on court testimony? |
| Was an Orly arrival? |
| Wasted |
| Well-armed predator? |
| With 107-Down, Westerner with an oxymoronic-sounding name buried on Boot Hill |
| Writer Fleming as a two-year-old? |
| Yevtushenko poem |
| You can be in it and out of it at the same time |
| ___ Tzu (dog) |
| ___-American |
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