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Wide-ranging seabird crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 22nd, 2021 other clues |
| Coding language named after the creator of the first computer program |
| Sainte-Hélène, for one |
| Scoundrel |
| Court target |
| Hip-hop's ___-A-Fella Records |
| Producer of "whirligigs" |
| Quarters seen in some parts of Canada |
| Photo ___ |
| Any "ology": Abbr. |
| "Neat!" |
| Page break? |
| Winning |
| Sharpen, as a razor |
| It collects dust |
| Yemen, in the Bible |
| Fell back |
| Shoulder |
| Light racing boat |
| Official sports drink of the FIFA World Cup |
| Flustered |
| Like Dick Van Dyke when singing "Chim Chim Cher-ee" |
| Pirate or Padre, for short |
| "Neat!" |
| One push-up, say |
| New Deal inits. |
| Dadaism, e.g. |
| Not virtual |
| Acting president? |
| Call the whole thing off |
| Saw or screwdriver |
| Little brat |
| Bit of help |
| Ruckuses |
| Movement started by Tarana Burke |
| Key to advancing one's writing? |
| *1962-67, 1971, 1983 |
| Actor McGregor of "Trainspotting" |
| Greta Gerwig's "___ Bird" |
| Stevie Wonder, for one |
| Davis who sang "Can I Change My Mind" |
| "Knives Out" director Johnson |
| "Li'l Abner" character shaped like a bowling pin |
| Classified org. |
| Chapel Hill sch. |
| Amanda Gorman's "The Hill We Climb," for one |
| Animated "devil," familiarly |
| *2006-present |
| Spiced brew |
| ___ Klain, Biden White House chief of staff |
| Wood carver |
| Unexpected declaration at the altar |
| Vital trunk |
| Queen ___ (pop nickname) |
| Body image |
| Where reception guests buy drinks |
| Jet similar to a 747 |
| Embezzlement, say |
| The "A" of 57-Across |
| Smoke |
| Things trackers pick up |
| Put |
| Bird with a mournful cry |
| ___ bread |
| It quits when it gets depressed |
| *1995-2002 |
| "Yikes!" |
| Who has finished a 100-meter dash in under nine seconds |
| Order, of a sort |
| Certain money-saving rideshare option |
| They/___ pronouns |
| Singer Gorme |
| White-water rafting guide? |
| Small alcoholic drink |
| Intimidate mentally, with "out" |
| Back pain caused by nerve compression |
| Mike's partner in the candy aisle |
| Reusable dessert container |
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