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| New York Times crossword of April 14th, 2016 other clues |
| 'Care to make it interesting?' |
| 'Entourage' actress Mazar |
| 'My turn' |
| 'Oh, really?' |
| Abbr. found on some corporate logos |
| 'TRUS___' (2016 political slogan) |
| Angel's payoff, for short |
| App purchaser |
| Atmosphere |
| Battle |
| Brain test, briefly |
| Cannes condiment |
| Checked off the bucket list, say |
| CVS rival |
| Decaf choice |
| Decryption needs |
| Employer whose workers don't discuss their jobs much, in short |
| Equine color |
| Fowl territory? |
| Free-for-all |
| Gesture made with the thumb and nose |
| Hawaiian seafood |
| He actually said 'I really didn't say everything I said' |
| He gave Odysseus a bag of winds |
| Headquartered |
| Hereditary |
| High-profile gig for a musician, for short |
| Home for American alligators |
| Home of the Big House in college football |
| Iconic green poison symbol |
| In a bad way |
| It usually reveals more than you want |
| Laddie |
| Lashes |
| Like traditional media, to some |
| Made-to-order |
| Mathematician John portrayed in 'A Beautiful Mind' |
| Melville's second novel |
| Moves behind? |
| Mull (over) |
| Naturalization requirement |
| Newborn attire |
| Nighttime irregularity |
| Noodle concoction? |
| One-named singer born Christa Päffgen |
| OPEC member: Abbr |
| Original airer of 'The Office' |
| Part of a classical education |
| Piddling |
| Put-downs |
| Question suggesting 'Never heard of 'em' |
| Radio listener grp |
| Rand popular with the Tea Party |
| Santa's reindeer, counting Rudolph |
| Sarah ___, protagonist of 'The Terminator' |
| Sentence shortener |
| Site where cuneiform tablets were discovered |
| Small fry |
| Societal instability resulting from a breakdown in values |
| Some spoonfuls |
| Sound from a haunted house |
| Space ___ |
| SpaceX C.E.O |
| Spacious |
| Stinker |
| Stocking material |
| Summer amusements ... or a literal description of three answers in this puzzle |
| Sweet, in Sorrento |
| Tablecloth material |
| Take the wrong way? |
| Top choice in December? |
| Transient things |
| Ziegfeld Follies costumer |
| ___ Blair, George Orwell's real name |
| ___ Clare, ward in Dickens's 'Bleak House' |
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