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| New York Times crossword of April 13th, 1998 other clues |
| Another, south of the border |
| Atlantic Coast states, with 'the' |
| Ball in the game pétanque |
| Be king over |
| Boat equipment |
| Borscht vegetable |
| Brad of 'Seven Years in Tibet' |
| Bump off |
| Bunch |
| Bush |
| Capri, e.g. |
| Chew (on) |
| Clear the chalkboard |
| Coffee break snack |
| Comparatively recent |
| Comstock, for one |
| Confine |
| Cook slowly |
| Cornmeal cakes, in the South |
| Cultural grant giver, for short |
| Deduce |
| Deplete, with 'up' |
| February 14 figure |
| First place |
| Flax fabric |
| Folk's Guthrie |
| Fringe |
| Fugue master |
| Gator's cousin |
| Goodman, the King of Swing |
| Had title to |
| Highway |
| ___ Highway (route from Dawson Creek) |
| ___ of burden |
| ___ Simbel (Egyptian temple site) |
| Improves, as cheese |
| In a hurry, for short |
| Involve |
| Israeli airline |
| It's all a plot! |
| Lazy Susan |
| Like windows |
| Log home |
| Man-to-be |
| Neutral hue |
| New kid in town |
| One-dimensional |
| Orbital high point |
| Pay no heed to |
| Piggery |
| Poultry product |
| Qaddafi's land |
| Raring to go |
| Rip-off |
| September bloom |
| Settles disputes |
| Spanish homes |
| Sports facility |
| Stage signal |
| Stockings |
| Suffix with hip or hoop |
| Suspicious |
| Telegraphed |
| They may be pricked |
| They often run deep |
| Tick off |
| To the left, to a sailor |
| Transport, as a load |
| Unruffled |
| Woodwind |
| Aardvark's diet |
| 'Earth in the Balance' author Al |
| 'My dad's bigger than your dad,' e.g. |
| 'Now hear ___!' |
| 1965 Simon & Garfunkel hit, with 'The' |
| Accommodate |
| Accompany to a party |
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