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| New York Times crossword of May 20th, 2012 other clues |
| 'A diamond is forever,' e.g |
| 'Are you kidding me?' |
| 'Don't let that youngster get off without paying!'? |
| 'I did it!' |
| 'That makes sense' |
| Abhor |
| Access requirement, maybe |
| Actor Alain |
| Actor Alastair |
| Aesop, notably |
| Allan-___ (figure in the Robin Hood legend) |
| Anesthetized |
| Announcement made by a transplant surgeon, perhaps? |
| Apt name for a 1-Across? |
| Astronomical distance: Abbr |
| Back-to-sch. time |
| Bar mixer |
| Barely |
| Baseball's strikeout king |
| Big collection agcy |
| Bobby who sang 'Take Good Care of My Baby' |
| British isle |
| Call to the bar? |
| Cambodia's Lon ___ |
| Chemical endings |
| Chihuahua drink |
| Chocolat, say? |
| Close shave |
| Conclusive trial |
| Course preparer |
| Cousin of an ostrich |
| Debate ender |
| Deck (out) |
| Discreet signal |
| Do more than threaten, say |
| Dockworkers' org |
| Earth goddess |
| Easter activity |
| Elaine of 'Seinfeld' |
| Emphatic denial |
| Excitement |
| Flushed |
| Former co-host of 'The View' |
| Former TV judge |
| Game ender, at times |
| Given a number, maybe |
| Given prominence |
| Go (for) |
| God with a shield |
| Growl |
| Had way too much of |
| Hall-of-Fame pitcher Joss |
| Hankering |
| HBO competitor |
| Head line? |
| Hit the runway |
| Holiday quaff |
| Home to the Minutemen, informally |
| In the limelight |
| It's grounded every Saturday |
| It's solid yellow |
| John Lennon song that ends 'I love you, yeah, yeah, now and forever' |
| Lanchester on the screen |
| Launch party? |
| Lead-in to meter |
| Like a centaur? |
| Like literary classics? |
| Like some church matters |
| Like some dorms |
| Little genius |
| Lose it |
| Lose it |
| Macho drag queen? |
| Make, as a copy of a CD |
| Many a Little League coach |
| Maximum |
| Mid 16th-century year |
| Middling grades |
| Mmes., over the border |
| Monster slain by Hercules |
| Native of 30-Down |
| Not worth ___ |
| Ocho minus cinco |
| Of no interest |
| Ohio or Colorado: Abbr |
| Old-fashioned ingredient |
| Olive ___ |
| Omelette ingredient |
| Outlaw Belle who is said to have harbored Jesse James |
| Part of the inn crowd? |
| Pilgrim |
| Places for gates |
| Polyester fabric |
| Prepare, as some Mexican-style beans |
| Refrain syllables |
| Represented |
| River to the Rhône |
| Roman censor |
| Rural setting |
| Rx amt |
| Saint-Germain-des-Prés sights |
| Salon selection |
| Saturn S.U.V |
| See 32-Down: Abbr |
| Shield border |
| Shorten, with 'off' |
| Simba's mate |
| Singer of the 1958 #1 hit 'It's Only Make Believe' |
| Sitting on one's hands |
| Skinny? |
| Some tennis winners |
| Stigmatize a 'great' king? |
| Stop on a line |
| Suffix with cigar |
| Tactless |
| Take a peke? |
| Tandoor-baked bread |
| The first 'H' in Hanukkah |
| They get bigger when you smile |
| Tops |
| Tore |
| Twin killings, on a diamond: Abbr |
| Two reasons to avoid a dog kennel? |
| Unbiased account? |
| Unenthusiastic |
| Unsurprisingly |
| Was duplicitous |
| Weirdo |
| Went off course |
| When many German steins are lifted |
| When repeated, an old New Orleans tune |
| Where heroes are made |
| Wonderland message |
| Word repeated four times in the last line of Shakespeare's 'All the world's a stage' speech |
| Words from a con man |
| ___ effort |
| ___-shanter |
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