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| New York Times crossword of April 29th, 2001 other clues |
| Tempter |
| The subject of this puzzle, on 5/1/31, the day it opened |
| Tit for tat? |
| Titian's 'Venus of Urbino,' for one |
| Transcript stats |
| Tricky curve |
| Tries to pick up |
| Turtle shell |
| Tuscan city |
| Vatican-related |
| Victorian, maybe |
| Vintners' needs |
| W.W. II agcy. |
| Waikiki wear |
| Wall St. deal |
| Welcomed, as the New Year |
| What blossoms do, in poetry |
| What you may do during a 15-Down? |
| Whatsis |
| Whirling |
| Work (out) |
| Writing point |
| ___ leash |
| ___-Pitch |
| Compose |
| Concrete problem |
| Corner |
| Court-ordered exam, perhaps |
| Crackers |
| Cuisine |
| Day of the month |
| Declaration of Independence signer from Virginia |
| Den din |
| Difficult |
| Dinsmore of old children's books |
| Do home work? |
| Drove drunkenly |
| Dungeons & Dragons characters |
| Env. notation |
| Excellent |
| Famous last words |
| Farm enclosures |
| Feeling on an observation deck, perhaps |
| Firm parts: Abbr. |
| Fit |
| French 101 word |
| Funhouse sounds |
| Galas |
| Gardener's soil |
| Georgia et al., once: Abbr. |
| Greeting card feature |
| Gym trainer's catchphrase |
| High school dept. |
| Hold |
| Hot stuff |
| Hotel room features |
| Parts of rulings |
| Person from the North |
| Play area |
| Playground comeback |
| Polluted, in a way |
| Potbellies |
| Prefix with meter |
| Rail org. |
| Rank below a Lt. j.g. |
| Ray blocker |
| Rears |
| Region of Saudi Arabia |
| Rigg and Ross |
| Rousing cheer |
| Rugby competitor |
| Runs |
| Salon offering |
| Sched. approximation |
| See 10-Down |
| Shot in eightball |
| Single time? |
| Slips |
| So as not to be heard |
| Solo piece |
| Some Indochinese |
| Some legal papers |
| Speech-inspiring figures |
| Sports equipment used with masks |
| Straight |
| Tamable cat |
| Tape measure part |
| Tel ___ |
| 'Paint Your Wagon' mother of 1951 Broadway |
| 'A Streetcar Named Desire' role |
| 'Amen!' |
| 'Das Lied von der ___' |
| 'Here!' |
| 'The Taking of Pelham One Two Three' setting |
| 'You can count on me!' |
| '___ Fool' (1965 hit) |
| 1957 film featuring the subject of this puzzle |
| 1992 Whoopi Goldberg comedy |
| 1993 film featuring the subject of this puzzle |
| A, in communications |
| Abner's artist |
| Actress Elisabeth |
| Advertise |
| Agave root |
| Alaska's ___ National Historical Park |
| Angels |
| Apartments |
| Articulate |
| Automatic course |
| Bad way to go |
| Banes |
| Basic |
| Basket makers |
| Beginning and end |
| Belief |
| Bit of financial planning, for short |
| Bouncer's work |
| Breakfast fare |
| Cabin component |
| Cantankerous |
| Casino gear |
| Caterpillar hair |
| Central point |
| Chances |
| Choir singers |
| Choirs' places |
| Churchill and Logan: Abbr. |
| Colorful language |
| Comeback maker of 10/30/74 |
| Common request |
| Ins |
| It has a spring in the middle |
| It may be below a crest |
| It might make you sweat |
| James Brown's '___ the Feelin'' |
| Key of Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 3 |
| Kind of beer |
| Kind of column |
| Kit ___ |
| Lateral opening? |
| Let go, in a way |
| Like a disappointing golf game |
| Like a hot club, informally |
| Like some cocoa powder |
| Like some type: Abbr. |
| Like the most expensive hamburger meat |
| Links legend |
| Literary pseudonym |
| Magazines have them |
| Mallorca, e.g. |
| Many, many moons |
| Memorable Pacino role |
| Mexican entree |
| Miracle-___ |
| Mo. in which Bill Clinton was born |
| Modern traveler's need |
| Much of the New Testament |
| No. crunchers |
| Officer Malloy of 'Adam 12' |
| One of a pair of dancers |
| Onetime White House nickname |
| Openers |
| Ostrich's production |
| Out of the ballpark |
| Paragons |
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