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| New York Times crossword of April 9th, 2015 other clues |
| 'Arabian Nights' prince |
| 'Auld Lang Syne' writer |
| 'Awesome!' |
| 'They say' it in Spain, in an old Andrews Sisters hit |
| 'F' on a test |
| 'In your dreams!' |
| 'Well, obviously' |
| Against a thing, legally |
| Andean article |
| Bad marks in high school? |
| Biblical outcast |
| Brown-eared comics character |
| Cat with tufted ears |
| Citation abbr |
| Clacton-on-Sea's county |
| Contents of three squares in this puzzle, per an old comedy routine |
| Cynic's lack |
| Darts and hearts |
| Decorates |
| Diagonal spar |
| Dict. versions |
| Did nothing |
| Down |
| Dropped the ball |
| Dumb |
| Edit |
| Feel the loss of |
| For whom David played the harp |
| Frank ___, two-time Best Director Oscar winner |
| General transportation? |
| Half-moon, e.g |
| How most babies come out |
| Iced ___ |
| Image of Pluto, say |
| In |
| Instances when service isn't perfect? |
| It gets more than its fair share of jokes |
| Kind of knife |
| Lagos-to-Dar es Salaam dir |
| Larva, e.g |
| Lead to |
| Lead-in to some surprising news |
| Like some contracts |
| Make keen |
| Not be definitive |
| Notable tower, for short |
| Nuclear plant unit |
| One jumping through hoops, maybe |
| One of Aesop's fables |
| One, in Austria |
| Originate |
| Part of FiOS |
| Pawnshops and such |
| Peg |
| Pen part |
| Petrova of tennis |
| Poetic preposition |
| Point on the field? |
| Poverty |
| Prefix with science |
| Psychiatry writer R. D. ___ |
| Quaker ___ Bran |
| Roman soldier |
| Star |
| Start of an attorney's conclusion |
| Strike zone? |
| Subway power source |
| Surge protector? |
| The Indians regularly beat them |
| Thing on a ring |
| Tiny adjustment to an atomic clock |
| Tryptophan or leucine |
| Veet rival |
| White House chief of staff after Rahm Emanuel |
| You might hold it by a trash can |
| ___ León (Mexican state) |
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