May 7th 2004 New York Times crossword answers

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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 70 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

1930’s Royales
Albéniz’s “Iberia,” e.g.
All it takes to convince you, in some ads
Be indifferent about
Beer brand
Bewitch
Beyond standard
Billing cycle
Bumper cars and such
Chapter 11 issue
Connection providers
Deep blue
Deep blue
Dentist’s procedure
E-mail suffix
Expensive wheels
Fictional ogre
Fidgety
Follow
Forte
Game-ending word
Gateway to Australia
Gazellelike
Gives out
Giving
Go wrong
Gym game
Himalayan cedar
Hold on (to)
Irish revolutionary Robert
It’s water resistant
Kept from
Level connections
Like a beret, usually
Lyric sung three times in a row in the Beatles’ “Michelle”
Male delivery?
Mawkish
Old comics girl
On a par with
Paladin
Pretense
Promising words
Punted
Put down
Put on
Ram
Rather
Right on
Rings
Rocking toy, to a kid
Shower
South Dakota city
Steinbeck characters
Stock yards
Stop suddenly
Suffix with duct
They may give you many happy returns
Thoroughly investigate
Tweak
Unobtrusive
Vacation concern
Vindictive goddess
Volunteer’s phrase
Waste
Weightlifting exercises
Wozniak who co-founded Apple Computer
“Caro ___” (“Rigoletto” aria)
“Illmatic” rapper
“Later!”
“Mmm, mmm, good!”

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