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Place to get a brew in more than 11,000 U.S. locations crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 16th, 2016 other clues |
| Ancient Greeks, e.g |
| 'Like, are you serious?!' |
| 'This is ___' |
| 'Your table will be ready in five minutes,' possibly |
| A.C.C. school |
| Alaska Airlines hub |
| Assault, as a commanding officer |
| Bob ___, leader of Canada's Liberal Party before Justin Trudeau |
| Bolster |
| Bond producer |
| Broadway Billy |
| Car engine component |
| Christmas superlative |
| Cold medicine brand |
| Country's ___ Young Band |
| Distant ancestor |
| Doctor of book and screen |
| Edible Asian sprout |
| Expired |
| Furniture item with a rounded back |
| Good to go |
| Hardly a vet |
| Head |
| How much to be above, as they say |
| Information after 'Je m'appelle ...' |
| It might help you on your return |
| It's found on the side of a highway |
| Jerks |
| Level |
| Magnum opus of Spinoza |
| Massachusetts' ___ College |
| Misunderstand |
| More after more? |
| Much-joked-about cafeteria offering |
| Not close |
| One taking the big view, medically |
| Only actor to appear in all eight 'American Pie' films |
| Orange snacks |
| Org. in the documentary 'Citizenfour' |
| Passing requirements |
| Patrick Stewart's adaptation of 'A Christmas Carol,' e.g |
| Pearl Buck heroine |
| Pincered creature |
| Qts. and gals |
| Quack stopper, for short |
| Relating to element #56 |
| Routine responses |
| Seafood shack item |
| Seek to explain, in a way |
| Sir ___ Ive, designer of the iPad, iPod, iPhone and iMac |
| Software text page |
| Some of them are devoted to gangsters |
| Something found naturally in tomatoes and potatoes |
| Something that may be jam-packed |
| Southeastern European |
| Stopped winging it? |
| Stretch (out) |
| Teacher at Oxford |
| Tess's lover in 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles' |
| They clear spots |
| They're history |
| Tick |
| Top of an outfit? |
| Top of the British judicial system? |
| Warmer, in a way |
| Winter coat |
| ___ 10 |
| ___ subtilior (musical style) |
| ___-Chapelle |
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