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Outlets in a chemistry lab crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 27th, 2012 other clues |
| 'A madness most discreet,' per Romeo |
| 'Boris ___' |
| 'Cómo ___?' |
| 'Gangsta's Paradise' rapper |
| 'Get Smart' robot |
| 'I want my ___!' (old advertising catchphrase) |
| 'I ___ bored!' |
| 'It's the Hard-Knock Life' musical |
| 'Lorna ___' |
| 'Lose Yourself' rapper |
| 'Thanks ___!' |
| 'The Goodbye Kiss' author Massimo |
| 'Wanderings: Chaim ___ Story of the Jews' |
| '___ Majesty's Secret Service' |
| '___ my garment and my mantle': Ezra 9:3 |
| *'Commonwealth' statue and a keystone |
| *Abraham Lincoln |
| *Covered wagon next to Chimney Rock |
| *Lewis and Clark and the Gateway Arch |
| *Old Man of the Mountain rock formation |
| *Patriot Caesar Rodney on horseback |
| *Racehorse in front of the Federal Hill mansion |
| *Rice stalks, a diamond and a mallard |
| *Rocky Mountains |
| *Scissor-tailed flycatcher with wildflowers |
| *Statehouse dome |
| *The Great Lakes |
| 110-Across set in Egypt |
| Arctic ___ (pole-to-pole migrator) |
| Area that's frequently swept? |
| Athletic awards since 1993 |
| Author Jorge |
| Battery type |
| Beach lotion abbr |
| Beauty contest since 1952 |
| Belgian river |
| Benefit |
| Billing fig |
| Bingo alternative? |
| Birth control pioneer Margaret |
| Cabinet dept. since 1979 |
| Cereal killer? |
| Civil defense devices |
| Common sweetener |
| Concerning |
| D-backs, e.g |
| Designer Vera |
| Do dos, say |
| E.M.T. application |
| Eager reporter |
| Entourage, in slang |
| ET carrier |
| Expose |
| Fabulist |
| Fair sight |
| Father of the Blues |
| Film composer Morricone |
| Force |
| French Baroque artist who painted 'The Fortune Teller' |
| Go by |
| Go up |
| Goes across |
| Greenhouse workers |
| Handlers of brats |
| Help in a bind |
| Herring varieties |
| Hide pokers |
| Home to the National Voting Rights Museum |
| Homo, for one |
| Hosiery shade |
| Hosp. zones |
| Inter |
| Ireland |
| Irons, in Paris |
| Islamic analogue of kosher |
| Island protector |
| Island province of the Roman Empire |
| Kind of farming that doesn't disturb the soil |
| Lacking rhyme or reason |
| Like many music reissues |
| Like the eastern part of Russia |
| Like the scent of many cleaners |
| Like zombies |
| Lord or vassal |
| Military jacket with a furry hood |
| Move toward the middle |
| Much-quoted line from Edgar in 'King Lear' |
| Nassau residents |
| Neighbor of Poland: Abbr |
| Nonauthoritarian |
| Not flabby |
| Noted exile of 1979 |
| Old comic book cowboy |
| Old French coin |
| Ones getting away |
| Outgrowth from the base of a grass blade |
| P.R. problem |
| Parallel, e.g |
| Part of many a freight train |
| Part of Russia next to Finland |
| Party hat? |
| Person running the show |
| Postcard in a barrel, perhaps |
| Prefix with center |
| Quarter-mile, for many tracks |
| Race, as an engine |
| Reduce to a symbol |
| Result of failing banks? |
| Royal title that means 'great house' |
| Saint in a Sir Walter Scott title |
| Salts |
| Scorching |
| See 108-Across |
| See 89-Across |
| Severely parched |
| Simpson girl |
| Sinuous character |
| Snake predators named for their calls |
| Some baseball scores: Abbr |
| Some dabblers |
| Spring ___ |
| Stretched out |
| Suffix with form |
| Sui ___ |
| Tennis's Stefan |
| The Perfesser's nephew in the comic strip 'Shoe' |
| Too |
| Transition point |
| Uncool types |
| United in purpose |
| Unreliable |
| Venture to postulate |
| Versatile delivery vehicles |
| Villain |
| What a poor listener may have |
| Winter solvent |
| With 95-Down, 'The Royal Family of Broadway' star, 1930 |
| Word repeated before 'tekel' in biblical writing on the wall |
| Zales rival |
| ___ belli (war-provoking act) |
| ___ West |
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