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New York Times crossword of May 26th, 2009.
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| New York Times crossword of May 26th, 2009 other clues |
| 'Dunno' |
| 'It's now or never' time |
| 'On/off' surrounder |
| 'Remington ___' of 1980s TV |
| 'Veni, ___, vici' |
| 'What's in ___?' |
| 'Who's the Boss?' co-star |
| 'Yoo-___!' |
| Annotates, as a manuscript |
| Artemis' Roman counterpart |
| Basis for a moneyless economy |
| Beat in a match |
| Beaver's project |
| Black, in verse |
| Carnaval city |
| Character who first appeared in 'The Secret of the Old Clock' |
| Chloride, for one |
| Competed in a regatta |
| Completely impress |
| Discharge |
| Drink with Christmas cookies |
| Drink with sushi |
| Earl Grey, for one |
| Early printer type |
| Egyptian cross |
| Emma of 'Dynasty' |
| Feature of a house in the hills |
| Fictional salesman Willy |
| Formal answer to 'Who's at the door?' |
| General on a Chinese menu |
| Go across |
| Go off course |
| Got a C, say |
| Guilty feelings, e.g. |
| Home of the Hawkeyes of the Big Ten |
| How some people go to a party |
| Incapacitate |
| Intend |
| Intraoffice PC hookup |
| Like dungeons, typically |
| Nick and Nora's pooch |
| Old Norse work |
| On the ___ (fleeing) |
| One who goes on and on |
| Open-eyed |
| Org. for heavyweights |
| Ornery sort |
| Palme ___ (Cannes prize) |
| Parts of lbs. |
| Plaintiff |
| Put pen to paper |
| Radiohead singer Thom |
| Realm |
| Remove the nails from, as a cat |
| Render blank, as a floppy disk |
| Romans preceder |
| Second of two sections |
| See 1-Across |
| Set as a price |
| Snaps |
| Soaks in hot water, as 19-Across |
| Spanish counterparts of mlles. |
| Sports players: Abbr. |
| Stately home |
| Sudden, sharp pain |
| Title planet in a 2001 Kevin Spacey movie |
| Torpedo launcher |
| Tropical vacation spot |
| TV's Science Guy |
| Vein contents |
| Vitamin bottle info, for short |
| When repeated, exuberant student's cry |
| When some morning news programs begin |
| Where to learn a vocation |
| With 67-Across, an appropriate title for this puzzle? |
| Yanni's music genre |
| ___ Xing |
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