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With 16-Across, title time in a 1961 #1 hit by Gary U.S. Bonds crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 19th, 2007 other clues |
| Breathing trouble |
| Brief salutation |
| Christian pop singer Tornquist |
| Classic chocolate treat |
| Contingencies |
| Crime lab items |
| Debussy's 'La Mer,' e.g. |
| Devotee |
| Doesn't deviate from |
| Eighth-century pope in office for 23 years |
| Escape |
| Fit |
| Flat, for example |
| Foul smoke |
| Foundation supporter |
| Golden Slam winner of 1988 |
| Strikes abruptly |
| Tabooed |
| Tears |
| Terse identification |
| The Bible's Mizraim, today |
| Time for a fresh start? |
| WD-40 applications |
| Wee dram |
| Woman who flexes her muscles |
| 16-Across, in another way |
| Assumption subject |
| Acoustic instruments |
| 'Homey!' |
| Band name heard in Morse code on its single 'Secret Messages' |
| Beard |
| Bearded perennials |
| Biggest part of a certain belt |
| Birthplace of Yakov Smirnoff |
| Grp. founded in part by the Y.M.C.A. |
| Hundred, in Honduras |
| Institutional investment |
| It's one funny thing after another |
| Language of 47-Down |
| Lighter |
| Like Eddie Murphy's Norbit |
| Like the Supremes and the Go-Go's |
| Lost the frivolity |
| McCallister of 'The Story of Seabiscuit,' 1949 |
| Mississippi's ___ State University |
| Mr. Bill's outlet, once: Abbr. |
| Narc tail? |
| Not leave as is |
| Noted Joffrey Ballet dancer of the 1980s |
| Olin and Horne |
| Parceled |
| Percolate |
| Person who says one thing and means another |
| Place to get five Jacksons, say |
| Place to spend drams |
| Plays, as a sub |
| Public station |
| Question from the picked-upon |
| Rank informality? |
| Rear |
| Register |
| Run |
| Rustic-sounding man's name |
| Say something to which people reply 'Duh!' |
| See 15-Across |
| Simeon the Great and his successors |
| Sitcom set in Houston |
| Soprano's repertoire |
| Spicy serving in a bowl |
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