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| New York Times crossword of April 6th, 1997 other clues |
| 'A Hard Road to Glory' athlete-author |
| 'Fables in Slang' author |
| 'Hardy Boys' character |
| 'I knew it!' |
| 'In other words...' |
| 'Keystone Kops' producer |
| 'No food or drink' site, perhaps |
| '___ dear...' |
| '___ no idea!' |
| .001 inch |
| 1961 Bobby Vee hit |
| A lot of time |
| Acting baseball commissioner Bud |
| Actor Vincent of 'Alive' |
| Actress Peeples et al. |
| Agent 99 portrayer |
| Alley sounds |
| Alphabetic sequence |
| American record-holder Steve Scott, e.g. |
| Anatomical passage |
| Ancient Greek coin |
| Arrives, officially |
| Atheist's E-mail, maybe? |
| Austrian composer Berg |
| Baker |
| Baltimore suburb ___ Burnie |
| Bar selection |
| Be a pain |
| Become, with 'to' |
| Beethoven's '___ Solemnis' |
| Biblical heirs, with 'the' |
| Blue of baseball |
| Boost, with 'up' |
| Brat's look |
| Brawl |
| Brothers' titles |
| Bulbous flower, for short |
| Causes of some scratches |
| Cleared out, in a way |
| Colgate rival |
| Come before |
| Computer magazine |
| Consign |
| Convened anew |
| Court figure: Abbr. |
| Cox of 'St. Elsewhere' |
| D'Oyly Carte production |
| Decisive spa service? |
| Diamond status |
| Don's world |
| Early 20th-century French art style |
| Exchange figures |
| Experimental rock pioneer |
| Extols |
| Eyed |
| Figure at a roast |
| Former Met conductor Bruno |
| Get some coffee, perhaps |
| Glacial ice formation |
| Grating |
| Groundhog, notably |
| Hail ___ |
| Hoists |
| Humble |
| Identifying equipment |
| Inst. |
| It may involve finger-pointing |
| Jack London's 'Martin ___' |
| Jazz style |
| Jettison |
| Jobs, figuratively |
| Kind of testimony |
| Least equivocal |
| Loquacious |
| Lt. hopeful |
| Made a lot of noise |
| Maintained |
| Managers, sometimes |
| Marcel Duchamp subject |
| Margin |
| Matter |
| Mother ___ |
| Muslim's House of God |
| Naldi of the 'Ziegfeld Follies' |
| No longer dirt |
| Norwegian coin |
| One doing a balancing job |
| Part of a workout |
| Philippine island |
| Place |
| Plans, as a course |
| Polite refusal |
| Prefix with fuel |
| Prehistoric medical supply? |
| Presence |
| Punkie |
| Puts in |
| Quattros and others |
| Questionable ancestry? |
| Reach capacity, slangily, with 'out' |
| Real estate ad abbr. |
| Reckless arrival? |
| Revival gear |
| River at Avignon |
| Romantic bit of film making? |
| Rumple |
| Rural sight |
| Sailing pronoun |
| Saturn, for one |
| Schoolbag item |
| She played Thelma in 'Thelma & Louise' |
| Sky-___ (TV news aid) |
| Slacken |
| Smalltown, U.S.A., family, in the comics |
| Some apartments |
| Spica's constellation |
| Stimulate |
| Storyteller |
| Temporary talent scarcity? |
| Their motto is 'North to the future' |
| They exist from hand-to-mouth |
| Trace |
| Transfix |
| Trick |
| Tropical cuckoo |
| Tumult |
| University V.I.P. |
| Vacuum malfunction result? |
| Warren Moon, once |
| Was shown |
| Where the Bio-Bio flows |
| Word before Rodham, perhaps |
| Words of understanding |
| Writer Wolitzer |
| Zero hour for Will Kane, in a film |
| ___ Arenas, port in 93-Down |
| ___ rigueur (literally) |
| ___-Cat |
| ___-Magnon |
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