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'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' Emmy winner crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 29th, 2012 other clues |
| Jobs for dentists |
| Keen observer |
| Korean money |
| Later |
| Like a nasal membrane |
| Like some interpretations |
| Military depots |
| Musical with the song 'Easy to Be Hard' |
| Muted |
| Nature's pillow? |
| Neighbor of Bulg |
| Neighbors of C notes |
| New faces on bases |
| Old Italian magistrate |
| One from Germany |
| Operating without ___ |
| Order in the court |
| Others, in Oaxaca |
| Outside: Prefix |
| Pacific strings |
| Panache |
| Part of A.B.S.: Abbr |
| Part of AARP: Abbr |
| Person doing a practice run |
| Peter, e.g |
| Philippine money |
| Phnom ___ |
| Poet who wrote 'In the room the women come and go / Talking of Michelangelo' |
| Poetic 'always' |
| Political party that won 39 electoral votes in 1948 |
| Pond fish |
| Possible candidate for rehab |
| Prefix with cycle |
| Prefix with resort |
| With 50-Across, euphoric |
| With 77-Across, high-end retail chain |
| Word with top or pop |
| World capital once occupied by France |
| Zigzagged |
| ___ Lowry, children's writer |
| ___ mission |
| ___ Records (old music label) |
| ___ same mind |
| ___-d'Or, Québec |
| ___-garde |
| Product with the old ad catchphrase 'Mother, please, I'd rather do it myself!' |
| Promises |
| Put back |
| Quickly accelerate |
| R&B singer Hayes |
| See 105-Across |
| Rescued damsel's cry |
| See 122-Across |
| Sacred music composer ___ Pärt |
| See 23-Across |
| Scaredy-cat, maybe |
| See 33-Across |
| See 45-Across |
| See 71-Across |
| See 94-Across |
| Silhouette on many a yellow sign |
| '1984' superpower |
| Sleep stages |
| 'Apparently' |
| 'Ditto!' |
| 'Henry & June' role |
| Sprite |
| 'For shame!' |
| Stinko |
| Student of morality |
| 'Freedom ___ free' |
| Superlatively strong |
| 'Star Trek: T.N.G.' role |
| The Piazzale Michelangelo affords a view of it |
| The Rams of the N.C.A.A |
| '___ Beso' |
| The West was part of it |
| 2009 Hilary Swank biopic |
| They have scales |
| Abbr. on many food labels |
| They're fit for kings and queens |
| Agitated, after 'in' |
| Trig inverse |
| Ancient Balkan region |
| Trouser parts |
| Ancient parting place |
| And everything else, for short |
| Up |
| Ankle bone |
| Venae ___ |
| Bad record part, for short |
| What letting off steam might result in |
| Be fooled |
| What's left |
| Beach bottles |
| What's left behind |
| Become fixed |
| With 103-Across, 1999 Shyamalan thriller |
| Beijing-to-Shanghai dir |
| With 112-Across, compromise |
| Biblical suffix |
| With 127-Across, classical work that's the source of the European Union's anthem |
| With 26-Across, like grandchildren |
| Bind |
| Blue-gray |
| With 44-Across, execute, in a way |
| Bonelike |
| Botanical beards |
| Brewer's vessel |
| Cat scanner? |
| Child-care author LeShan |
| City in Sicily |
| Colonial service |
| Colored parts |
| County subdivision: Abbr |
| Cousin of rust |
| Dancer Duncan |
| Death personified, in ancient Greece |
| Deck out |
| Detail |
| Dr. ___ |
| Et ___ (and others) |
| Faith that celebrates both Jesus and Muhammad |
| Fine word for libraries? |
| Fine, in old slang |
| Fisher with a grig |
| Flavor akin to fennel |
| Flips |
| Fly off the handle |
| Fury |
| Gave, as a hot potato |
| Gender offender |
| George Bush's chief of staff John |
| Gherman ___, cosmonaut who was the second human to orbit the earth |
| Glacial formation |
| Grove |
| Initially |
| Iotas |
| It has eyes that can't see |
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