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Embarrassment for a curator crossword clue


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Wall Street Journal crossword of April 16th, 2010 other clues
'The Amazing Race' host Keoghan
'Walk Like ___'
1921 play that gave us the word 'robot'
1924 D.W. Griffith movie
Account that joins words in seven of this puzzle's answers
All-time RBI leader
Alternating current proponent
Animation
Annual April tourney, with 'The'
Apple pie order
Assay materials
Assess the situation
Augurs' readings
Bar mitzvah highlight
Be unused
Blood-typing letters
Bonehead
Borrower's concern
Bother
Box score column
Cable company offering
Calligrapher's supply
Carole King's '___ Too Late'
Chip-making supply
Chopin creation
Christensen of TV's 'Parenthood'
Cinematic transitions
City on the Arkansas River
Co-creator of Curious George
Committed perjury
Copying
Cordial
Coup target
Course cry
Daintily use a napkin
Dash dial
Decimal
Did an usher's job
Dieter's target
Diner brew
Dispatch, as dragons
Dryly witty
Earnestly hopes
Easter event
Edmonton player
Engage in political dirty tricks
Epithet for New York City's firefighters
Extinct wingless bird
Ferrara family
Firstborn son
Flummoxed
Free of mustiness
Fully cooked
Get to
Good judgment
Gore of music
Harasses
Hard to get through to
Hawk
Hayloft fill
Headed for the shop
Heaviest fencing weapon
Heeded the alarm
Hideaways
Illustration that goes beyond the page edge
Irritatingly cheerful
Jean, Nina and Uta
Jeopardy
Kirk's 'The Bad and the Beautiful' co-star
Latin I verb
Lauder of cosmetics fame
Level
Lip balm ingredient
Mardi ___
Match part
Miles away
More, to Manuel
Motion carriers
New parents' choices
Newspaper income source
Nikon offering
Nos. on business cards
Obtains, but barely
One of Knute's successors
Oscar winner for 'Shampoo'
Oscar-winning composer Tiomkin
Pantry raider
Parisian passion
Pavlova's pivot
PC pros
People behind the Times
Perfect places
Photographer Diane
Physician to gladiators
Pianist Gilels
Pitch source
Pokey
Pool workout
Popular umbrella brand
Prioritize
Program crasher
Property purchases, e.g.
Psychic force
Puffin's cousin
Punished effectively
Punishingly difficult
Quartz variety
Reacts to a haymaker
Retirement investment
Returning student
Risk-offsetting contracts
Roster for a hired gun
Running full speed
Secret stuff
Semi shafts
Sings
Sprawling stories
Square root of nove
Stern with a bow
Store at 611 Fifth Avenue
Suffix akin to -kin
Summit attendees
Sweltering seasons, overseas
The Hatfields and the McCoys, e.g.
Tickle pink
Tone quality
Trattoria starter
Uttered
Valley of vineyards
Venezuela's second-largest city
View from the umbra
Wanderlust sufferer
Was furious about
Welcome sight after a long voyage
Winter falls
Wiseacre
Youngest of Chekhov's 'Three Sisters'

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