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| New York Times crossword of April 20th, 2008 other clues |
| 'A Streetcar Named Desire' role |
| 'Certainement!' |
| 'Dee-lish!' |
| 'Hannah Montana' star Miley Cyrus, for one |
| 'I'm king of the world!,' e.g. |
| 'Into the Wild' actor Emile |
| 'May ___ now?' |
| 'Number 10' Abstract Expressionist |
| 'Poor venomous fool,' in 'Antony and Cleopatra' |
| 'Roll Over Beethoven' band, for short |
| 'So long, dahling' |
| 'Sons and Lovers' Oscar nominee Mary |
| 'Tancredi' composer |
| 'The fix ___' |
| 'These ___ the times that ...' |
| 'Vega$' star Robert |
| 'You did it!' |
| 'Your Moment of ___' ('The Daily Show' feature) |
| '___ Father ...' |
| '___ takers?' |
| 1941 Henry Luce article that coined a name for an era |
| 1960s-'80s Red Sox legend, informally |
| 1972 Harry Nilsson hit |
| 1984 Heisman winner |
| 1990s-2000s English tennis star Tim |
| 2006 neologism meaning 'to demote' |
| 32-card game |
| Absorb a loss |
| Actress Ullmann |
| Actress Watts |
| Application letters |
| Artful deception |
| Atlas section |
| Author of the 'Elements,' ca. 300 B.C. |
| Author Rand |
| Bad guys |
| Badges, e.g., in brief |
| Barcelona Olympics prize |
| Biblical queendom |
| Bikini blast |
| Bleeth of 'Baywatch' |
| Boot part |
| Botanist Gray |
| Bust |
| Celine Dion's 'I'm Your Angel' duet partner |
| Center of many revolutions |
| Certain X or O |
| Change of a mortgage, slangily |
| Charges (up) |
| Charles de Gaulle alternative |
| Chickadees' kin |
| Closed (in on) |
| Closeout come-on |
| Comic Philips |
| Contact lens solution brand |
| Couple |
| Demean |
| Designated driver's drink |
| Despot ___ Amin |
| Dive |
| Do voodoo on |
| Eight-time Norris Trophy winner |
| Exceeded the speed limit? |
| Executive's charter, maybe |
| Expected |
| Filmmaker Joel or Ethan |
| First principles |
| Flat-bottomed boat |
| Genuine: Ger. |
| Glances |
| Going rate?: Abbr. |
| Hard wood |
| Have ___ to pick |
| He played Krupa in 'The Gene Krupa Story' |
| Head of a special government inquiry |
| Hills of Yorkshire |
| Home of Gannon Univ. |
| Home on 'Gilligan's Island' |
| In the cellar |
| Infant's food |
| Infiltrator |
| Inflation meas. |
| Jaded figure |
| Jean who wrote 'Please Don't Eat the Daisies' |
| Joint part |
| King of comedy |
| Kupcinet and Cross |
| Latitude |
| Laughing gas and water, chemically |
| Lead-in to 'the above' or 'your business' |
| Leaps across the ballet stage |
| Libido |
| Like some twins |
| Long-legged wader |
| Lorenz Hart specialty |
| Lover in 'The Merchant of Venice' |
| Lowly workers |
| Made a comeback? |
| Managed |
| Math. class |
| Mess up |
| Ministry of ___, in '1984' |
| Money |
| Monster hurricane of 1989 |
| Mother of Judah |
| Mussorgsky's 'Pictures ___ Exhibition' |
| Mystery element |
| Name |
| Nick Nolte movie based on a Kurt Vonnegut novel |
| Not to mention |
| Novel that ends 'Don't ever tell anybody anything. If you do, you start missing everybody' |
| Offshoot |
| On the other hand |
| Org. that promotes adoption |
| Orient |
| Parisian 'to be' |
| Past records? |
| Paul Bunyan story |
| Popular portal |
| Possessed |
| Pricey sports car, informally |
| Prime eatery |
| Protein acid, informally |
| Pumpkin-picking time: Abbr. |
| Rocky Mountains resort |
| Royal Navy foe of 1588 |
| Ryder Cup team |
| Sign at a smash |
| Singh on the links |
| Skull and Bones members |
| Sloughs off |
| Snap |
| Sneak a peek |
| Some advanced researchers, for short |
| Some namesakes: Abbr. |
| Sorry sort |
| Spanish sherry |
| Spree |
| Stanley Cup finalists of 1982 and 1994 |
| State quarters? |
| Sting's last name |
| Streaming |
| Subbed (for) |
| Subject of the book 'Many Unhappy Returns': Abbr. |
| Suffix with billion |
| Switch finish? |
| Tase |
| Tevye creator ___ Aleichem |
| Thing in a case |
| Time ___ |
| Traditional almanac data |
| Tribute in jest |
| Truncated cones, in math |
| Unabridged |
| Upstate N.Y. sch. |
| Varsity QB, e.g. |
| Venture |
| Virginie ou Pennsylvanie |
| When many get a St.-Tropez tan |
| Wide-eyed |
| Willow used in basketry |
| Windsor, e.g. |
| Without obligation |
| You can't take it with you |
| ___ candy (some pop tunes) |
| ___ center |
| ___ Miguel, Azores island |
| ___ Perignon |
| ___ Zagora, Bulgaria |
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