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| New York Times crossword of April 25th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Ditto' |
| 'Don't quit!' |
| 'E pluribus ___' |
| 'So ___ walks into ...' |
| 'What's right is right' and others |
| '___ With Me' (Sam Smith hit) |
| *Multiplex, e.g |
| *NATO's smallest member, populationwise |
| *Nintendo hand-held |
| *Place to plug in a USB cable |
| *V.I.P.'s security agent |
| *Where a newspaper's biggest stories go |
| 1980s Pakistani president |
| 52, in old Rome |
| Act starter |
| Actress Campbell of 'Scream' |
| Actress Gaynor of 'South Pacific' |
| Amt |
| Ariz. neighbor |
| Art Deco notable |
| Artist Magritte |
| Baker's need |
| Corporate shuffle, for short |
| Country invaded in 2003 |
| Daisy variety |
| Disgorges |
| Dispenser candy |
| Does the honors for Thanksgiving dinner |
| Doohickey |
| Enjoyed oneself |
| Exchange vows at the altar |
| Fall of winter |
| Fill (with) |
| French newborn |
| Government overthrow |
| H.S. math class |
| Haifa's country: Abbr |
| Insect stage |
| Jason's ship |
| Legendary music club in Lower Manhattan, informally |
| Loaf (around) |
| Long, single take, in filmmaking |
| Love interest of Pacey on 'Dawson's Creek' |
| Monstrous creatures |
| Often-filtered messages |
| Opposite of sans |
| Parks of Alabama |
| Part of a tuba's sound |
| Purrer in Peru |
| Religious abode |
| Resort island near Majorca |
| Rocky ___ |
| Romanov ruler |
| Sacha Baron Cohen character |
| Schmo |
| Scholarship money |
| Sees eye to eye (with) |
| Short-sheeting, e.g |
| Shows some affection |
| Single-stranded molecule |
| Smooth-talking |
| Snake's shape |
| Snoring sound |
| Some old PCs |
| Spartan serf |
| Stew morsels |
| Stock listings: Abbr |
| Suffix with refresh or replace |
| The Rams of the Atlantic 10 Conf |
| There's no place like it ... or a word that can precede either half of the answer to each starred clue |
| Treater's phrase |
| Tuscan city |
| Use Goo Gone on, perhaps |
| Utters, informally |
| What a ponytail partially covers |
| Wind tile in mah-jongg |
| ___ Levy, Buffalo Bills coach in the Hall of Fame |
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