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'The signature of civilizations,' per Beverly Sills crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 30th, 2014 other clues |
| Field |
| Fit nicely |
| Flying Cloud of autodom |
| G.I. morale booster |
| Garden ground cover |
| Gate posting, for short |
| Hairpin, e.g |
| Heathen's figurine |
| Home to most 11-Down |
| Honda line |
| Ketchup is one |
| Large item in Santa's bag, maybe |
| Like a well-kept lawn |
| Like Muddy Waters's music |
| Like Ogden Nash's verse |
| Lira spenders |
| Locale for a hammer |
| Loud kisses |
| Marathon markers |
| Milo of 'Ulysses' |
| Movies, TV, hit songs, etc |
| Nutritional figs |
| Online music source |
| Palindromic man's name |
| Part of a car alarm, maybe |
| Peeples of 'Fame' |
| Pint-size |
| Player of the hot-tempered Corleone |
| Poison ___ |
| Post-Trojan War epic |
| Pulls (out) |
| Puzzlers' direction: Abbr |
| Rubber ducky's spot |
| Rug rat |
| Rx-dispensing chain |
| Seed covers |
| Singer who's the subject of Carl Perkins's 'The Whole World Misses You' |
| Sitcom set at a Vermont inn |
| Soul mate? |
| Stick in a purse, maybe |
| Subway handful |
| Superhero ally of Commissioner Gordon |
| U.S.N.A. grad: Abbr |
| Unruly bunch |
| Wee bit |
| Winning advantage |
| [Grr-r-r] |
| ___ Wayne, a.k.a. 47-Down |
| 'Two Women' star, 1960 |
| '-zoic' periods |
| 'Fierce working-class domestic goddess' of a sitcom |
| 'Going Rogue' author |
| 'Ple-e-ease?' |
| Aimée of 'La Dolce Vita' |
| Antiriot spray |
| AOL, for many |
| At the ready |
| Award for 60-Across for her role in 'Two Women' |
| Bada Bing!, on 'The Sopranos' |
| Ball belle |
| Be a nag |
| Be nosy |
| Belly button type |
| Break down, in a way |
| Close one |
| Colorful parrots |
| Comparable to a beet? |
| Copy, for short |
| Coral ring |
| Dark purple fruit |
| Doggie bag item |
| Draws upon |
| Early tie score |
| Epic battle in technology ... or a hint to four crossings in this puzzle |
| Escort's offer |
| Ewers' mates |
| Fabergé coating |
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