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| New York Times crossword of April 3rd, 2008 other clues |
| 'As a matter of fact, I do' |
| 'Die Meistersinger' soprano |
| 'That's a ___!' |
| 'The White Horse ___' (operetta) |
| '___ precaution ...' |
| 1980s catchphrase |
| Accident letters |
| Ancient |
| As required, after 'if' |
| Barges |
| Baseball cover |
| Battle site in 'Animal Farm' |
| Be productive, as chickens |
| Beloved film character with a tail |
| Benjamin Harrison's vice president, ___ P. Morton |
| Big pullers |
| Bit of force |
| Car with an acronymic name |
| Catherine Deneuve was on its first U.S. cover |
| Central point |
| Court figs. |
| Cousin of the bald eagle |
| Crook |
| Cry just before someone gets some big bucks? |
| Diminutive suffix |
| Discovers |
| Disqualify (oneself) |
| Drinks with a spoon, maybe |
| Eye in the heavens |
| Food brand whose name is a portmanteau of two state names |
| Freaked out |
| Go back |
| Group assimilated by the Romans |
| Hill, in Spain |
| Holy man's title |
| In a frenzy |
| It can never come back |
| It makes livestock go crazy |
| It may be milked for all it's worth |
| Its coat of arms features a horseman spearing a dragon |
| Knife, slangily |
| Looks unhappy |
| Made allusions to |
| Mexican silver dollars |
| Midmillennium year |
| Morse T |
| Mount ___ |
| Old Turkish title |
| One of the so-called Southern Ivies |
| One tied for first place |
| Out |
| Pens together |
| Pine |
| Place for grazing |
| Pol. label |
| Pond, in Liverpool |
| Present, as a dessert tray |
| Prison break, e.g. |
| Range in lipsticks |
| Retired from a service |
| Robert of 'Airplane!' |
| Rouge or noir, e.g. |
| See 55-Across |
| Shrink |
| Soup or salad ingredient |
| Speaker's adjunct |
| Spike TV, once |
| Spring break? |
| Stuck |
| Surfer's exclamation |
| Victor Nuñez title hero |
| W.W. II battleground |
| Wall St. hire |
| With 52-Down, hangs out |
| ___ City, Fla. |
| ___ Kappa Nu (honor society) |
| ___ prima (painting technique) |
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