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| New York Times crossword of May 29th, 2008 other clues |
| 'Coming to America' co-star |
| 'Fat chance!' |
| 'For ___ all know ...' |
| 'I'm outta here!' |
| 'Tarzan of the ___' |
| 'This is not ___' (warning label) |
| 'You're the One ___ Want' ('Grease' song) |
| A Baldwin |
| Abstract art pioneer Jean |
| Adjoining |
| Ancient square |
| Arab territory |
| Auto on the autobahn |
| Bike shop stock |
| Blue-ribbon |
| Blush adds it |
| Business no., maybe |
| Celt of NW France |
| Chip in a Dell, briefly |
| Church vestibule |
| City on the Oka |
| Do something dramatic |
| Doha dweller |
| Excite, with 'up' |
| Facing one's house from a short distance away, say |
| Faux fat |
| First clue |
| Game in the Arctic |
| Go slowly (along) |
| Grouper, e.g. |
| Hall-of-Fame Nascar racer Bobby |
| Handy guide for a walking tour |
| Hardwood source |
| Hide in a closet? |
| Hit the skids |
| In dreamland, perhaps |
| Innocent |
| Inverted |
| Iroquoian language |
| Jazz/blues monthly |
| Kvetcher's cry |
| Let go |
| Like some fertility lab techniques |
| Master |
| MDX maker |
| MTV's 'Date My ___' |
| Non ___ (not so much, in music) |
| Not active: Abbr. |
| Novelists Nathanael and Rebecca |
| Oktoberfest exclamation |
| On hand |
| Outdoor wingding |
| Par for the course |
| Printemps follower |
| Quarterback Rodney |
| Relative to dimensions |
| Relocate from one side to the other |
| Sanctioned |
| Sci-fi debut of 1921 |
| Scorn |
| Secretary of state after Muskie |
| See 27-Across |
| Some modern donations |
| Spans, as a river |
| Spots for Velcro |
| St. Clare's birthplace |
| Stab in the back |
| Stationer's item: Abbr. |
| Sweetums |
| Transect |
| Versatile performers |
| View from the Ponte Vecchio |
| With 22-Across, order at a tiki bar |
| Word with press or mess |
| ___ Scamander, pseudonym of J. K. Rowling |
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