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| New York Times crossword of April 17th, 2014 other clues |
| What pitchforks pitch |
| Wife of Muhammad |
| Wii forerunner, for short |
| Winter D.C. setting |
| With 13-Down, blew one's stack |
| With 15-Down, spent way too much money for something |
| With 30-Down, hit dead-on |
| With 32-Down, followed a career ladder |
| With 61-Across, carefully consider ... or a clue to this puzzle's theme |
| World powerhouse in curling |
| 'My parents are going to kill me!' |
| '60s campus org |
| 'America's Most Wanted' host John |
| 'Easy peasy' |
| 'Fine and dandy,' in old slang |
| 'I ___ you' |
| 'That put me over the edge!' |
| 'The 5,000 Fingers of ___' (1953 Seuss film) |
| 'The Purloined Letter' writer |
| 'Toy Story' character |
| 'What?!' |
| 'You know nothing about me' |
| A pop |
| A.L. East squad |
| Astronomer ___ Brahe |
| Big club? |
| Botanist Gray |
| Bullet points |
| Can't do well |
| Debussy's 'La ___' |
| Emoticon medium |
| French writer de Beauvoir |
| Go caving |
| Go quickly |
| Go quickly |
| Go quickly |
| H.R.E. part: Abbr |
| Hardy hog breed |
| Heads for the woods? |
| Human in 'Alien,' e.g |
| Kit ___ bar |
| Little bit |
| Little jerk |
| Main ingredient in pirates' grog |
| Metaphor for diplomacy |
| Mob muscle |
| Not ___ (meh) |
| Open-mouthed state |
| Opposite of paix |
| Palestinian nominee for Best Foreign Language Film of 2013 |
| Pigeonholes, in a way |
| Pre-coll. years |
| Seasoned veterans |
| See 23-Across |
| See 24-Across |
| See 43-Across |
| See 45-Across |
| See 46-Across |
| Simmering |
| Slick trick |
| Soft and light |
| Song that may be performed with supertitles |
| Stare with an open mouth |
| Stinging |
| Subway fare? |
| Summer in Québec |
| Superior skill |
| Symbols for statistical means |
| Teeth |
| They're usually heavier at night |
| Throws off balance |
| Toy train sound |
| Turn on |
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