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Neil Sedaka's first Top Ten hit crossword clue
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| Wall Street Journal crossword of May 2nd, 2014 other clues |
| 'Beau ___' |
| 'That's a lie!' |
| 'The Plains of Passage' author |
| 'The Premature Burial' author |
| 'The Walking Dead' network |
| 'What a pity!' |
| '___ only a game' |
| '___ play two!' (Ernie Banks catchphrase) |
| '___ sport!' |
| 1961 American League batting champ |
| A river runs through it |
| Advil buyer's choice |
| Angular |
| Artist behind imaginepeace.com |
| Assn |
| Awarder of belts for belting: Abbr |
| Back |
| Ball part |
| Baseball caps, e.g |
| Baseball team |
| Blue Jays' prov |
| Bobby's informants |
| Braves, on sports tickers |
| Brewers' units |
| Bunch of corporate directors who are never replaced, in Anaheim? |
| Bygone laptop |
| Cage with many parts |
| Cardinal base |
| Cary's 'Blonde Venus' co-star |
| Christian in Cairo |
| Clandestine affairs |
| Cleopatra's 'poor venomous fool' |
| Completely attuned to |
| Crunchy sandwich |
| Daft |
| Dawn goddess |
| Debate position |
| Defeated by a tiny margin |
| Designer Tahari |
| Diamond makeup |
| Dice that weigh 1000 pounds each, in Chicago? |
| Dior design of the 1950s |
| Duration |
| Entrance fees, of a sort |
| Finish filming |
| Five-in-a-row game |
| Force into a tight space |
| Formerly called |
| From the top |
| Fury |
| Gauge on a hidden pipe, in New York? |
| Girl group with the 1965 #2 hit 'A Lover's Concerto' |
| Good, to Galarraga |
| Grant's 'Father Goose' co-star |
| Growth area? |
| Halloween decoration cutouts, in Minnesota? |
| Having only unfavorable outcomes |
| He had most of his work done by Friday |
| Heated, as a debate |
| Historic jetsam |
| Holden Caulfield's little sister |
| Immaculate |
| Increase |
| Inducement |
| Inhospitable to flora |
| It has two runners on its base |
| Japan's prime minister |
| Joel's co-director |
| Keep from drying out |
| Kid with a coloring book, in Tampa Bay? |
| LaRoche of the Nats |
| Like baseballs |
| Like many sci-fi monsters |
| Long time |
| Mariner's vessel |
| Mariners' home |
| Modify, as a motion |
| Month of la Epifania |
| Nixon impeachment hearings chairman Peter |
| Nocturnal fledglings |
| Nor'easter features |
| Occupation with a cause |
| One way to acquire a player |
| Opera ___ |
| Oreo center |
| Orthodontist's rubber band |
| Overhauls |
| Parish leaders |
| Penitent person |
| Phillies pitcher Cliff |
| Pissarro's tutor |
| Pitch, in a way |
| Pitcher's stat |
| Pitcher, of a sort |
| Players' positions? |
| Point of view |
| Prepare beef tenderloin, e.g |
| Pretense |
| Problem for a nursery entertainer, in Cincinnati? |
| Punk surname |
| Put stock in |
| Ran the bases on a homer, perhaps |
| Rate |
| Rebellious years, often |
| Rocketeers' uniforms |
| Rube |
| Rumpole of the Bailey |
| Run for home, maybe |
| Salad staple |
| Salt Lake City athlete |
| Scout's group |
| Seamless transition |
| Series opener |
| Set of tracks |
| Some hits |
| Sound, say |
| Sparkling wit |
| Speech in the Forum |
| Spreadsheet units |
| Stadium shout |
| Starbucks logo woman |
| Steal |
| Struck on the hour |
| Sufficient, in dialect |
| Swiss coin |
| They rarely have hits |
| Thrashing site |
| Tiger, e.g |
| Times Sq. bisector |
| Train schedule abbr |
| Twisted tightly |
| Unproven ability |
| Vegetarian gourmet, in Houston? |
| Walks all over |
| Ward worker |
| Weapon prohibited by the Geneva Convention |
| With no buyer lined up |
| Words only ever spoken by a single person |
| ___ play (defense against a bunt) |
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