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| New York Times crossword of April 25th, 1999 other clues |
| 'After we delineate this sales chart, our stockholders will love us.' |
| 'Don't I look fetching in this dress from Warsaw? Huh, huh?' |
| 'Gimme a dozen donuts. And step on it!' |
| 'Hi. It's me. Mark McGwire.' |
| 'Honey, you're wearing THAT?' |
| 'I'm a rabbi and...um...wait, where was I?' |
| 'Okay, I pulled the plug. So sue me.' |
| 'To govern or not to govern. That is the question.' |
| 'War's ___': Cowper |
| 'Who's the Boss?' woman |
| 'You're a Grand Old Flag' writer |
| '___ chance' |
| 1930's-50's actor J. ___ Naish |
| 31-Across's grp. |
| Accident |
| Actor Charleson of 'Chariots of Fire' |
| Actor's need |
| Ad writer's award |
| Add on |
| Agree to |
| All excited |
| Anger |
| Animal fur |
| Apple product |
| Aristotelian final cause |
| Army E-5, e.g. |
| Basketball's ___ Bol |
| Besmears |
| Big name in the Big Apple |
| Blow |
| Boxing's Oscar ___ Hoya |
| Buffalo's county |
| Bygone ruler |
| Cabbage |
| Caddie's offering |
| Chin stroker's words |
| Club news source |
| Con |
| Corn locale |
| Defense missile |
| Desire |
| Edger, e.g. |
| Excess amount |
| Exclude |
| Fancy homes abroad |
| Farm layer |
| Figure on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel |
| First name in TV talk |
| Flat |
| Flexible, electrically |
| Flit (about) |
| Fools |
| For this or that |
| Fordham's basketball conference, informally |
| Form of rock and roll |
| Former British protectorate |
| God of discord, in Scandinavia |
| Handled |
| He was translated into Latin |
| Headline |
| Hold forth |
| Insect killer |
| Junior high subj. |
| Kiln |
| Kind of function |
| Kind of meal |
| Kind of weight |
| Least bit |
| Like some surgery |
| Like three out of four suits |
| Literary inits. |
| Lived ___ (celebrated) |
| Loaf |
| Many a Rembrandt |
| Maryland athlete, for short |
| Math work |
| Mideasterner |
| Modern ice cream flavor |
| Month to celebrate U.N. Day |
| Musical seconds? |
| Muslim pilgrim |
| Neil Simon play locale |
| New England catch |
| Nick |
| Occupied |
| Old car with a Turbo-Hydramatic gearbox |
| Old-fashioned greetings |
| Orleans's river |
| Part |
| PC key |
| People left in ruins |
| Podded plant |
| Power control, for short |
| Prefix with washed |
| Publishing sensation of 1958 |
| Record |
| Reply in Rome |
| Request |
| Response to goo |
| Richly wrought |
| Right at one's peak |
| Rogaine user's hope |
| Scale |
| Scoreboard figure |
| See 70-Down |
| Shred |
| Shut down |
| Sierra ___ |
| Simpson case judge |
| Skirmish |
| Soiled |
| Some brass |
| Song at the start of a church service |
| Spots |
| Squatter? |
| Stand |
| Subterfuge |
| Superlative suffix |
| Symphony with a noted funeral march |
| Team V.I.P.'s |
| Temporary jobs |
| The U.K. touches it |
| Tidings |
| Transport, sci-fi style |
| Trunk |
| Turned into |
| Twofold |
| Typewriter part |
| Warner-Lambert competitor |
| West Texas city |
| Western Athletic Conference player |
| Whatsoever |
| Whistler, e.g. |
| Whiz |
| Williams of 'Happy Days' |
| With 40-Across, 1944 Chemistry Nobelist |
| Words repeated after 'O Absalom' in the Bible |
| Year in Domitian's reign |
| ___ Friday's (restaurant chain) |
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