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U.S. term for a British 'saloon' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 29th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Every day ___ new day' |
| 'Interest paid on trouble before it falls due,' per W. R. Inge |
| 'Jerusalem Delivered' poet |
| 'Whether ___ ...' |
| '___ did not!' |
| '___ fancy you consult, consult your purse': Benjamin Franklin |
| 60 minuti |
| Abrogate a peace treaty, maybe |
| Actress Harper |
| Asian spiritual guide |
| Autumn shade |
| Big name in vacuum cleaners |
| Busy co. on Mother's Day |
| City on the Nile |
| Clear |
| Code carriers |
| Colorado's ___ Luis Peak |
| Common item in a purse |
| Conjoined with |
| County name in Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma |
| Dictionary listing |
| Dictionary topic |
| Dir. from Paris to Bordeaux |
| Enter surreptitiously |
| First name in perfume |
| Fix, in a way |
| For the reason stated |
| Foundation |
| French beings |
| Gun, for one |
| Hagen with three Tonys |
| Hold over the fire, say |
| Imitates a penguin |
| Isn't serious |
| It may actually be a hunch |
| It may be found often in a shop |
| King with a statue in Trafalgar Square |
| Less welcoming |
| Lizard that chirps |
| Material in protein synthesis |
| Maurice of Nixon's cabinet |
| Mellow, say |
| Mini-section of an almanac |
| Misbehaving |
| Mythological subject for Titian and Botticelli |
| Nail's partner |
| Olympic sport since 2000 |
| One of the ABC islands |
| Parch |
| Peruvian volcano El ___ |
| Pot contents |
| Procter & Gamble's first liquid laundry detergent |
| Quiet |
| Rattlebrains |
| Rot |
| Salon supply |
| See 17-Across |
| See 17-Across |
| Smooths |
| Some sports scores, briefly |
| Something that may be let out |
| Stiff-backed |
| Subpar grade |
| Totally beat |
| W.W. II blockade enforcer |
| Walks |
| What hawks do |
| Who wrote 'I was never kinder to the old man than during the whole week before I killed him' |
| Winter hours in Colo. |
| With 37- and 54-Across, curious property of this crossword |
| ___ metabolism |
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