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| New York Times crossword of April 10th, 2020 other clues |
| Word with cake or shop |
| Ones with something to prove? |
| "Baba ___" ("CSI: NY" theme) |
| Greek |
| Time release? |
| Shot in the back |
| Pichelsteiner, pozole and pot-au-feu |
| It can show you the way |
| Rush |
| Nickname for Eric Cartwright on "Bonanza" |
| Starbucks 12-ouncers |
| Go a few rounds |
| Material in doblones |
| Speaker of the words "Ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil," in Genesis |
| Wanders around LAX or JFK? |
| Deterrent to squatting |
| Rather impressionable? |
| Metaphorical source of the next generation of coders and researchers |
| Hoedown lass |
| Played from the tipoff, say |
| Largest labor union in the U.S.: Abbr. |
| The Miners of Conference USA, informally |
| "The ___ the theft, the sweeter the honey": Edmund Clarence Stedman |
| Company originally called Zimride |
| With 6-Down, acute power of discernment |
| ___ Palmas, capital of Gran Canaria |
| Back at the track |
| Coming after |
| "Cut it out!" |
| Big 12 college town |
| Flourishes |
| Like 4x4 sudoku, typically |
| City in Fitzgerald's "Tender Is the Night" |
| Series of crimes? |
| Stravinsky's "Oedipus Rex," for one |
| Sends in a huff |
| Moves from the head to the mouth |
| Fish in the order Anguilliformes |
| See 49-Across |
| Home to Blofeld's lair in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" |
| Classic chairs with shield-shaped backs |
| Part of REO |
| Part of REO |
| Avoids a service break? |
| Hanging on every word |
| Sporty Mazdas |
| Cornea neighbor |
| Pac-Man and the ghosts, in Pac-Man cereal |
| Collections dating back to the Han dynasty |
| Nosy Parker |
| Hot rods? |
| Set straight |
| "___ all a blur" |
| Broadband letters |
| Any student at Acme Looniversity |
| Self-serving comment? |
| What ataxophobes crave |
| Extricate with leverage |
| Name shared by the composers Holst and Mahler |
| In |
| Certain autumn tourist, slangily |
| Far from crisp, as text |
| Clunker car |
| Barre bend |
| Weapon on a cord |
| Mauna ___ |
| Home of "The Monkees" on 1960s TV |
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