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| New York Times crossword of April 27th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Hey, buddy!' |
| 'I Love Lucy' neighbor |
| 'Inner-city' for 'black,' to some people |
| 'Possibly' |
| 'Right back ___!' |
| 'So much fu-u-u-u-un!' |
| 'The enemy of ___ is the absence of limitations': Orson Welles |
| 'Well, isn't that something!' |
| A business might have one that's fixed |
| Afghanistan's third-largest city |
| American Pharoah and others |
| Animals whose tongues flick about 150 times a minute |
| Annual September TV event |
| Believer in an Ethiopian Zion |
| Big Ten inits |
| Cameron of 'Charlie's Angels' |
| Canine command |
| Certain bond, for short |
| Church inits |
| Cinnabar, e.g |
| Computer ___ |
| Core parts |
| CPR offerer |
| Cross words |
| Daniel ___, first Japanese-American to serve in Congress |
| Do over and over |
| Drops the ball |
| Eli and Aaron, in the Bible |
| First commercial film with stereophonic sound, 1940 |
| Gap in a tape, maybe |
| Having a perfect record |
| Hawaiian fish with a palindromic name |
| Home of Pearl City |
| Home of The Times-Picayune, familiarly |
| Hotel posting |
| Lead-in to -tainment |
| Legendary N.Y.C. club, with 'the' |
| Like a selfish attitude |
| Like some allowances |
| Long-running TV drama started in 2003 |
| Longtime New Yorker writer Pauline |
| Look piercingly at |
| Manual opener |
| Mark below a line |
| Necessary: Abbr |
| Note just above C |
| Numerical prefix |
| Open again, as a keg |
| Orange place |
| OS part: Abbr |
| Peeping, say |
| Picture frame? |
| Punch |
| Quartet part |
| Reed section? |
| Scots Gaelic |
| Scruffs |
| Seafaring |
| See 1-Across |
| See 8-Across |
| Sound of contentment |
| Steak ___ |
| Terminate |
| Tops off? |
| Tribe after which the 45th state is named |
| Turn in |
| Utter mess |
| Where lakes are loughs |
| With 67-Across, what the circled part of this crossword represents |
| With 68-Across, the circled part of this crossword |
| Wrestler Flair |
| You might give them props |
| You might go for one at the beach |
| ___ Enterprises (bygone TV production company) |
| ___ Lock (neighbor of Page Up) |
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