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Long-legged sea animal seen along the Atlantic Coast crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 3rd, 2011 other clues |
| '... ___ a lender be' |
| 'But will it play in ___?' |
| 'Cheers' setting |
| 'Highway to Hell' band |
| 'My lips ___ sealed' |
| 'The King's ___' |
| 'The Wreck of the Mary ___' |
| '___ Inside' (ad catchphrase) |
| '___! Humbug!' |
| Actor/singer/athlete/activist Paul |
| Actress Olin |
| Avg. |
| Biblical twin |
| Blue-green gem |
| Broadcast in a manhunt, in brief |
| Bruckner and Chekhov |
| Bum ___ |
| Carrier to Copenhagen |
| Cheri formerly of 'S.N.L.' |
| City liberated by Joan of Arc |
| Closing hour for most N.Y.C. bars |
| Community resident not affiliated with its local college |
| Continental divide, once |
| D-Day carriers: Abbr. |
| Duke's home |
| Enterprise captain Jean-___ Picard |
| Event held on January 26, 1986 |
| Extra-bright, as a color |
| Gambling mecca |
| Gay Nineties and Roaring Twenties |
| Hanes alternative |
| Headed up |
| Idly debate |
| In Act I, it begins 'Enter Ghost and Hamlet' |
| Intersected |
| It's a little longer than a foot |
| Jackie's #2 |
| Jazz instrument, for short |
| L.A.-to-Butte direction |
| Like some stock |
| Linear, for short |
| Mean alternative |
| Member of a fictional Springfield baseball team |
| Mexican aunt |
| No longer worth debating |
| OPEC units: Abbr. |
| Polite refusal |
| Post-W.W. II alliance |
| Prefix with meter |
| Procrastinator's mantra |
| Rabbi's co-worker |
| Rear |
| Recipient of much Apr. 15 mail |
| Santa's bagful |
| School social |
| Sea eagle |
| Seat, informally |
| Seminar alternative |
| Sentimental songs |
| Short |
| Sir, in colonial India |
| Small drum |
| Some chants |
| Song words followed by 'Terre de nos aïeux' |
| Subj. of the book 'The Puzzle Palace' |
| Vermont but not New Hampshire, e.g.? |
| Veto |
| W.W. II spy org. |
| Walk with flair |
| Welcome at the door |
| White water |
| Word that can follow the start of 18-, 24-, 38-, 53- or 61-Across |
| Yemen's capital |
| ___ avis |
| ___ concern |
| ___ favor |
| ___-Wan |
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