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| New York Times crossword of May 8th, 2019 other clues |
| "Glengarry Glen Ross" playwright |
| Butts |
| Start to do well? |
| Its version of 37-Across was popular in the 1970s-'80s |
| Rapper/actor on "Law & Order: SVU" |
| Pro-war sort |
| Hart of "Chicago" |
| "Goodness!" |
| I.C.U. hookups |
| Encroach (on) |
| Particle created by dissolving table salt |
| They're nuts for dessert |
| Intense |
| Fir coat? |
| "___ lighter note ..." |
| Christmas light locale |
| Full-screen mode exit key |
| Rosalinde's maid in Strauss's "Die Fledermaus" |
| Latin "king" |
| Olympic sport since 1988 |
| "___ ever!" |
| India's smallest state |
| Less drunk |
| Unidentified date |
| French novelist ___ France |
| Ones making writers write right?: Abbr. |
| MP3-sharing service of the early 2000s |
| Sydney's state: Abbr. |
| ___-sec (wine designation) |
| Sweet cake |
| "Me? Are you kidding?!" |
| ___ Bator |
| Perfume compound |
| Knowledgeable of |
| With 65-Across, another name for 37-Across |
| Mlle., across the Pyrenees |
| Like Mozart's Symphonies Nos. 15, 27 and 32 |
| Sweeties |
| Bit of a bite |
| See 63-Across |
| Behind the times |
| Not touch |
| It may include sports and weather |
| Neighbor of La. |
| Some schoolteachers, quaintly |
| Resting on |
| Calf coverer |
| Popular Irish girl's name |
| Supermodel Cheryl |
| Carnival host |
| Reaches, as great heights |
| "Is it live or is it ...?" sloganeer |
| Jule who wrote the music for "Funny Girl" |
| It might be a blot on your record |
| Superwide shoe spec |
| Skee-Ball locales |
| An ay for an aye, e.g.? |
| Verse from an admirer |
| [Item depicted here] |
| Drink sold by the yard |
| Turned off |
| Bridge experts |
| Element before carbon on the periodic table |
| Musical insensitivity |
| Hastened |
| Nickname for Yale |
| Otto on "The Simpsons," e.g. |
| Lie |
| More rewarding, as a paycheck |
| "Stop! You're doing it all wrong!" |
| Arm twister? |
| ___ Howard, first African-American player on the Yankees (1955) |
| Tailor's skill |
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