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| New York Times crossword of May 2nd, 2003 other clues |
| 'Now, hold on a minute here ...' |
| 'The Little Mermaid' hero |
| 1980's White House name |
| A student's place |
| Abbr. at the bottom of a page |
| Adolescent development |
| Becomes less active |
| California's ___ Raceway Park |
| Chicago's Jane Byrne, once |
| Choir |
| Comic Philips |
| Cooking evidence |
| Corporate division |
| Cut out |
| Defaulter's comeuppance |
| Dermatological concern |
| Do or die |
| Drive out |
| Fall setting |
| Final decision |
| Flounder's kin |
| Fortune |
| Full complement of 41-Acrosses |
| Get out of the habit, maybe |
| Get to |
| Harden |
| He accompanied Velázquez to Cuba |
| Heart problems? |
| Heffalump's creator |
| Helm heading |
| Investment option |
| It may be a thriller |
| It was associated with Humble Oil |
| It's spoken on Bering Island |
| Italian Communist Berlinguer and others |
| Latin trio part |
| Like God |
| Lockup lineup |
| Massage, in a way |
| N.H.L. players, informally |
| One seen on '60 Minutes' |
| One standing in the wind, maybe |
| One who makes it home |
| One with lots of 2-Down |
| Opposite of emote |
| Opposite of scrubs |
| Overwhelming audience response |
| Parisian possessive |
| Physicist with an eponymous number |
| Racing paths |
| Recipe on a Sun-Maid box |
| Regularly, but not too frequently |
| Rustic wood finish |
| Scratch |
| See 28-Across |
| Sepulcher |
| She, in São Paulo |
| Some are social |
| Source of some foot-stomping |
| Station rotation location |
| Swiss canton |
| Tailoring aid |
| The U.S. is in it |
| Thrifty competitor |
| Toffee-nosed type |
| Total alternative |
| Tricot, for one |
| Where stilts may be found |
| Words said with a sigh |
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