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Number aptly found in "loner" crossword clue
O N E
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| New York Times crossword of May 26th, 2021 other clues |
| Hairstyle for Billy Preston |
| Pacific nation composed of 250+ islands |
| Fairy tale baddie |
| Brest milk |
| Cold War concern, for short |
| Spot for an ibex |
| Event with minutes that might last hours |
| What choristers may sing in |
| Persistently bothers |
| Shania Twain's "___! I Feel Like a Woman!" |
| Bacillus shape |
| Left after taxes |
| Purchase inspired by a New Year's resolution, often |
| Diamond parts that are rounded |
| Transport from Seattle to Bainbridge Island |
| Kerfuffle |
| Poet Dove |
| Hardly iffy |
| Avocado or olive products |
| Computing pioneer Lovelace |
| Made a peeling? |
| Sound, e.g. |
| Rubella, by another name |
| Suffix with "most," redundantly |
| Item sometimes made with pikake flowers |
| Director DuVernay |
| Surname of father-and-son Latin pop singers |
| Chair wheel |
| Ominous request from a teacher ... or a hint to the first words (and following letters!) of 17-, 26- and 43-Across |
| Scandinavian name whose masculine equivalent ends in "-var" |
| Get a sense of |
| Show with booths |
| Stash belowdecks |
| "... unless I'm wrong" |
| Gorilla expert Fossey |
| Song collection |
| Animals of a region |
| Future celebrity |
| Inventor Boykin who helped develop the pacemaker |
| Wunderkind |
| Prominent features on firefighter calendars |
| Played paper against scissors, e.g. |
| Food, in a food fight |
| Tech-obsessed sort, perhaps |
| Largish chamber groups |
| Cheshire cat's signature feature |
| Tirade |
| They run when they're broken |
| Standards |
| Rock powder used as an abrasive |
| Warp |
| Vote of support |
| Hockey game interruption, maybe |
| Like some suites |
| Waves from the curb, say |
| Duty-free? |
| Blog entry |
| Crow |
| Gofer |
| Major pilgrimage destination in Spain |
| So last year |
| ___ crest (part of the pelvis) |
| Granny, in the South |
| It's meant to be kept |
| Scooter brand whose name means "wasp" |
| Crime in insurance investigations |
| Goddess sister of Nephthys |
| Courteous chap |
| Kind of block |
| Way off |
| Knock for a loop |
| "Ethan Frome" vehicle |
| Literally, "I" |
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