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| New York Times crossword of April 8th, 2007 other clues |
| Circus props |
| City on Lake Victoria |
| Codger |
| Comedic spiel |
| Condition of the 85-Across |
| Course option |
| Court marshal |
| Cry of relief |
| Cut (off) |
| Delivered a stemwinder |
| Dementieva of tennis |
| Dial-up alternative, for short |
| Diana on the cover of 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' |
| Doofus |
| Dorm leaders, for short |
| Dropped from the galleys |
| Fake |
| Fancy homes |
| Flee like mice |
| Flip out |
| Flute parts |
| French textile city |
| God who cuckolded Hephaestus |
| Hamburger shack? |
| Heads to Harvard or Georgetown, maybe |
| How Peter denied Jesus |
| Howe in the National Inventors Hall of Fame |
| Impression of Count Dracula? |
| Indian state |
| Israeli political leader Peretz |
| It begins here |
| It may be polar |
| It often features the quadratic formula |
| It's blown |
| Piano's counterpart |
| Place to keep toys? |
| Plant sci. |
| Pommes frites accompanier |
| Portland college |
| Pot builder |
| Pro |
| Puppeteers Bil and Cora |
| Put (down) |
| Quadrille designs |
| Real downer? |
| Really big |
| Reddish gem |
| Refurbish |
| Reverse mantra of 'The Shining' |
| Rink athlete, informally |
| Round window |
| Rude character |
| Saloon habitués, slangily |
| Salt agreement? |
| Seating areas |
| Second-largest city in Ark. |
| Secondary competitions, in some tennis tournaments |
| Seesaw, e.g. |
| Seize |
| Serpentine signal |
| Sharp fellow? |
| SLAM |
| Smell ___ |
| Snowboard alternative |
| Solitaire measure |
| Some gowns |
| Some toll units |
| Something that goes for a quarter? |
| J.F.K. alternative |
| Lack of gravity |
| 'Shame!' |
| Land |
| Leaf pore |
| Let out |
| 'A Different World' actress |
| 'Assuming it's O.K. with you ...' |
| Like some stars |
| 'Don't fight' |
| 'Gold' Fonda role |
| 'Six Degrees of Separation' playwright |
| Like Van Buren's presidency |
| Liking |
| 'The Trouble With Harry' co-star Edmund |
| Loaf |
| Mâcon's river |
| 123-Across or 96-Down? |
| Make rough |
| 127-Across or 91-Down? |
| Maker of the game Dart Tag |
| 1994 film with the tagline 'Get ready for rush hour' |
| Makes a special invitation? |
| 23-Across or 19-Down? |
| Months after Tebets |
| 24-Across or 5-Down? |
| Most drunken |
| A heart often has one |
| Neptune's closest moon |
| NNW's reverse |
| About |
| Actress Andersson of 'I Never Promised You a Rose Garden' |
| Nobel laureate between Hesse and Eliot |
| An Ivy, briefly |
| Norse war god |
| Ancient deity mentioned 39 times in Allen Ginsberg's 'Howl' |
| Not camera-ready? |
| Big Southern department store chain |
| Not final, at law |
| Boarders board it |
| Not forgotten |
| Of yore |
| Boards |
| Bordeaux wine |
| On ___ (raging) |
| Bows |
| Once across the Rio Grande? |
| Box ofc. buy |
| One-eyed leader |
| Opposite of protruding |
| Bud |
| Candy bar fillings |
| Original finish? |
| Caravaggio's 'The Sacrifice of ___' |
| Outlaw Kelly |
| Cause of an explosion |
| Overcaffeinated |
| Cereal toppers |
| Oxford lengths |
| Chaise place |
| Peacemaker |
| Chinese bloomers |
| Person behind bars? |
| Spanish sky |
| Starbucks order |
| Strolls |
| Subj. of a library in Austin, Tex. |
| Tabasco and others |
| Tail |
| Texas metropolis nickname |
| The Marx Bros. left Paramount for it |
| Threw out, as a question |
| Tie indicator |
| Transfer ___ |
| Trig ratios |
| U.K. record label |
| Unadorned |
| Undermine |
| Undying flower |
| Unification Church member, slangily |
| Vandeweghe of the N.B.A. |
| VX, e.g. |
| Wasn't straight |
| Wedded couples |
| Welcome words to a hitchhiker |
| What goes in your nose to make noise? |
| Wing |
| Words before roof or flag |
| Worth having |
| ___ Problem of celestial mechanics |
| ___-10 |
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