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Laura Bush's alma mater: Abbr. crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 18th, 2003 other clues |
| 'Gimme ___!' (part of a Duke cheer) |
| 'Psycho' set |
| 'Thanks a ___!' |
| 'The English Patient' setting |
| 'The fix ___' |
| 'Whoopee!' |
| 49-Down neighbor |
| A Kennedy |
| Aborigine of northern Japan |
| Actress Gershon |
| Actress who was born Margaret Hyra |
| Agreements |
| Always, archaically |
| Anthropologist Fossey |
| Article in a gazette |
| Attends, as a recital |
| Author/critic John |
| Author/poet Bates |
| Be on a soapbox |
| Big cheese of basketball? |
| Big name in eyewear |
| Big uranium exporter |
| Bigger than med. |
| Bit part in 'Law and Order'? |
| Boggles |
| Building material |
| Campus group, informally |
| Caper |
| Catalan-born Surrealist |
| Central Park's ___ Fountain |
| Cheesy snacks |
| Chicago airport letters |
| Chicken dish for Adm. Peary? |
| Cold dessert |
| Colors |
| Comment of betrayal |
| Commercial suffix with roller |
| Completely |
| Computer attachment? |
| Consecrate |
| Delicate |
| Devon river |
| Diminutive suffix |
| Discouraged |
| Dispatch |
| Draw out |
| Easter, e.g. |
| Engine part |
| Ensembles |
| Enthusiastic drinker at an old English inn? |
| F.D.R.-era agcy. |
| Floods |
| Football team |
| Free |
| French lottery ticket? |
| French satellite-launching rocket |
| Friday, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Fund-raiser's target |
| George and Elizabeth |
| Great Lakes port |
| Haunt |
| How '12' is expressed in Chinese |
| How flies are attracted to a Venus's flytrap |
| I.R.S. target |
| Idled |
| In |
| Infamous Aldrich |
| Jeff Davis's cause: Abbr. |
| Kind of screen |
| Letter from abroad |
| Level |
| Like some speakeasies |
| Madras mister |
| Magazine with a palindromic name |
| Maintain |
| Meeting needs |
| Member of the Ivanhoe Chorale? |
| Movement including astrology and aromatherapy |
| Not level |
| Noted libertine |
| Novelist who wrote the screenplay for 'Gunfight at the O.K. Corral' |
| Once again |
| One Fodor's guide |
| One of a Latin trio |
| Opposite of charge |
| Out of ___ (away) |
| Overseas broadcasting service: Abbr. |
| Padua's ___ Chapel, with a renowned Giotto fresco |
| Parthenon figure |
| Patriots' grp. |
| Plastic ___ Band |
| Put on hold |
| Rigid |
| Same old, same old |
| Santa ___ |
| School appointment |
| Seasonal song word |
| See 115-Down |
| Sellout |
| Set apart |
| Seven-time N.L. batting champ |
| Shells and twists |
| Signaled |
| Similar |
| Site of Simón Bolívar Airport |
| Skedaddles |
| Skip |
| Sloppy pen |
| Smitten |
| Some sisters |
| Spoonful, say |
| Stale |
| Suffix with verb |
| Surveyor's equipment |
| Swell party |
| The Everly Brothers' '___ I Kissed You' |
| Themes |
| They may get into hot water |
| To have, in Le Havre |
| Tony-winning Thompson |
| Too |
| Trail sight |
| Trattoria order |
| Tunneler |
| Turkey part |
| Unfeeling |
| Unfeeling |
| Vacation destination |
| Very high |
| Was far from respectful |
| Water softener brand |
| What blowhards lack |
| What stool pigeons do? |
| What the Vegas winner took aboard the plane? |
| With 74-Down, part of Asia |
| Workers with green cards |
| ___ notch |
| ___ up (in the bag) |
| ___ up (like some jalopies) |
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