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| New York Times crossword of April 21st, 2002 other clues |
| '. ___ he drove out of sight .' |
| 'Bei Mir Bist Du ___' |
| 'Do the Right Thing' pizzeria |
| 'Symphony of a Thousand' composer |
| 'That's really something!' |
| 'The Stars, Like Dust' author |
| '___ bueno!' |
| '___ the Sheriff' (1974 #1 song) |
| '___ unrelated note .' |
| 2001 DreamWorks hit |
| A chorus line |
| A.S.A.P. section |
| Actress Hatcher |
| Alternative comedy? |
| Alternative energy? |
| Alternative lifestyle? |
| Alternative medicine? |
| Alternative music? |
| Alternative newspaper? |
| Alternative school? |
| Alternative theater? |
| Bad strokes |
| Beta follower |
| Big East team |
| Bit |
| Board |
| Boxlike sled |
| Brings in |
| Change tags |
| Check to the I.R.S.? |
| Chihuahua neighbor: Abbr. |
| Comet competitor |
| Comic strip 'Big ___' |
| Complaining, irksome patient, in medical slang |
| Corrects a wrong number |
| Country singer Mattea |
| Dallas squad, to fans |
| Declare flat out |
| Delicate decoration |
| Demoiselle |
| Designer Mizrahi |
| Detesting |
| Disbelieving cry |
| Dutch explorer with an island named after him |
| Evasive response |
| Family |
| Fem. auxiliary member |
| Fictional governess |
| Firm up |
| Fix, as a driveway, maybe |
| Floral leaf |
| Fork-tailed fliers |
| Gather (up) |
| Get down |
| Give it ___ |
| Go after, in a way |
| Goddesses of the seasons |
| Golden Hind captain |
| Gorge |
| Gulf of ___ |
| Have an afternoon snack |
| Herbivores avoid it |
| Ignores one's wanderlust |
| Is on the verge of |
| It balances out a double bogey |
| It can be rolled over |
| It has a husk |
| It needs to be kept in shape |
| Kind of bagel |
| Kind of cross |
| Kind of number |
| Kind of tissue |
| Korean War sights |
| Last chapter of Jeremiah |
| Leak preventer |
| Like 'Spanish' in Spanish: Abbr. |
| Like a string bean |
| Lilted syllables |
| Literary prize |
| Little bit |
| Mantra sounds |
| Marauder of yore |
| Mimic |
| Mogadishu-born model |
| More filled-out |
| More nuts |
| Most important |
| N.B.A.'s Unseld |
| Need correcting |
| Never-ending |
| Not budging |
| Panegyrics |
| Part of a joule |
| Part of a speed |
| Partner, with 'the' |
| Party divider, at times |
| Penitents |
| Piece on a pedestal |
| Place for a platform: Abbr. |
| Preceder of 73-Across? |
| Preceder of 74-Across? |
| Prefix with function |
| Psychologist Bettelheim |
| Put together, as pages in a book |
| Rabbit season? |
| Rameau composition |
| Rotten |
| Rotter |
| Sagittarius |
| Salon workers, at times |
| Several periods |
| Shaftesbury Avenue locale |
| Shakers founder Lee |
| Some Air Force NCO's |
| Song to Apollo |
| Sport with pigeons |
| Sumatran simian |
| Sushi restaurant supplier |
| Take one's sweet time |
| Tale of derring-do |
| Taylor's third |
| The Zone, for one |
| Theory introduced by Jan Smuts |
| Tool used on pineapples |
| Trapper's haul |
| TV exec's work |
| Ultimate |
| Walking difficulties |
| Was against |
| What Commodus called Marcus Aurelius |
| When repeated, part of French Polynesia |
| Where Enceladus is buried, in myth |
| Women, to poets |
| Worked the land |
| Works with straw |
| Zen enlightenment |
| ___ habilis |
| ___ Miguel (Azores island) |
| ___-Iranian languages |
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