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| New York Times crossword of May 18th, 1997 other clues |
| 50's-70's Dodgers manager Walt |
| 60's series set in post-Civil War |
| Abel, for one |
| Actor Alain |
| Alternative to Corinthian |
| Appropriate |
| Ballet ___ |
| Barbecue offering |
| Beersheba's locale |
| Bernadette, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Born May 18, 1897, he directed all the films named in this puzzle |
| British royal, informally |
| Caller on Miss Mullens, in Longfellow |
| Certain letter |
| Character actor J. ___ Naish |
| Chin |
| City on the North Platte |
| Contradicts |
| Contribute during preparation |
| Cremona name |
| Daiquiri flavor |
| Dominions |
| Don Juan's mother |
| Early weather satellite |
| Emancipation |
| Emergency supply |
| Except |
| Faineance |
| Famous party giver |
| Father |
| Fiasco |
| Former Eur. airline |
| Four-time Japanese P.M. |
| Fugard's 'A Lesson From ___' |
| P.C. Wren's Beau |
| Pakistan's chief river |
| Part of a tennis court |
| Physics topic |
| Pianist-actor Wilson |
| Plow part |
| Plymouth Colony leader |
| Posthumous Plath book |
| Prayer word |
| Printemps month |
| Private eye |
| Puccini's 'Vissi d'___' |
| Put an edge on |
| Rank below abbess |
| Rap duo ___ Kross |
| Rascal |
| Reconsidered |
| Ref's decision |
| Respected one |
| Sack |
| Salad start |
| Served the purpose |
| Shopping street in London's West End |
| Shows surprise |
| Six-foot runner? |
| Slip |
| Snub, in a way |
| Some poker payments |
| Sounds from the lea |
| Spite |
| Spread out |
| St. Agnes's ___ (January 20) |
| St. ___, first American links locale |
| Started eating |
| Fumble |
| Game of chance |
| George's brother |
| Get better, so to speak |
| Grant Wood, notably |
| Griffith TV role |
| Guy in the street |
| Hall-of-___ |
| Halloween get-up |
| Hero of 1898 |
| Home for Heidi |
| Inexperienced |
| Inveigh (against) |
| Island next to Leyte |
| It means 'Out of my way!' |
| Kind of space |
| Knife handles |
| Like a 103-Down, maybe |
| Like Asia's reaches |
| Like some appliances |
| Like some votes |
| Louise de la Ramee's pen name |
| Make a killing |
| Make heroic |
| Marine ___ |
| Moderate |
| Moreover |
| Nail polish |
| Name in Keats's 'On First Looking Into Chapman's Homer' |
| Nevada county seat |
| Odalisques serve them |
| Of the upper hipbone |
| One of a Latin trio |
| One of Princess Yasmin's names |
| Oregonian |
| Steinbeck family |
| Sticky stuff |
| Tennis doubles player |
| The Water Rat's friend |
| Their work goes down the tubes |
| Title for Kiri Te Kanawa |
| TV actress Meyers |
| Typewriter sound |
| Ursula Andress's birthplace |
| Usher's offering |
| Utters |
| W.W. II transports: Abbr. |
| Waiting area for the Robert E. Lee |
| Western backdrops |
| Wheedle |
| Wheezy chest sounds |
| Where Maracana Stadium is |
| Woman's wide lace collar |
| Wrong |
| You can stand this! |
| Young hog |
| ___ clock (self-winding timepiece) |
| 'Wheels' |
| 'It Happened One Night' star |
| 'La Navarraise' heroine |
| 'Meet John Doe' star |
| 'Over There' composer |
| 'You Can't Take It With You' star |
| 1936 film |
| 1944 film |
| 1946 film |
| 1951 film |
| 1958 Pulitzer author |
| 3-2, e.g. |
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