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Wall Street Journal crossword of May 16th, 2014 other clues
'A Doll's House' heroine
'Crashing the Party' author
'Dig in!'
'Kidnapped' author's monogram
'Mad Men' star
'Silence!'
'___-Pah-Pah' ('Oliver!' song)
1930s world chess champion Max
Addresses, as a problem
Airport areas
Alphabet book phrase
Alternatively
Anklebone
Appropriate
Avoid the limelight
Baking potatoes
Banks
Bars from the store?
BART map markings
Basket material
Before now
Being, in Bordeaux
Belgian painter James
Bibliography abbr
Big blow
Birds of the pampas
Body spray brand
Booking agent?
Boomer's baby
Bourbon leaders
Boxer's warning
Butcher shop buy
Byron's 'avenger'
Call at home
Can't stand
Carnival treat
Chain that merged with AMC Theatres
Charles Swann's creator
Chef's special, usually
Chief justice who wrote the Dred Scott decision
Chop shop arrival
Church keys?
Clubs used at clubs
Copy for marking up
Counter offer?
Court setting
Creosote source
Dean's 'Rebel Without a Cause' co-star
Degree hurdle
Diminutive suffixes
Does a laundry chore
Does an airport job
Epistle apostle
Evidence for an IRS auditor
Fastball, in slang
Flute legend Jean-Pierre
Four-time Stallone role
Freedom from guilt
Full house sign
Galileo's planet
Gangland gals
Get cracking
Gulager of 'The Last Picture Show'
Half-moon tides
Hard up
Have unmistakable potential
Head for the terminal
Hippie celebration
Hippodrome shape
Hitchcock trademark
IHOP array
Inclination
Joints
JPL overseer
Kafka's Gregor
Keep an ___ the ground
Largest of the antelopes
Le Concorde, par exemple
Leaves home?
LGA posting
Like chocolate, to dogs
Like many Poe tales
Like the Ger. 'die'
Lowest honor card
Make like
Marked by aggressive and speculative investing
Maximum amount
Meadowlark's cousin
Melon accompaniment, at times
Modern treaty violation
National language of Pakistan
Next in line for that corner office, perhaps
Notion
Open, in a way
Parting word
Piano's cousin
Place for a Parisian picnic
Popeye's creator
Predatory eel
Preflight pigeon
Premiere sight
Prophet raised as a prince
Protracted
Publishing house worker
Quick kisses
Raptor's roost
Ready for shipping
Rebelled
Recipe verb
Remained unused
Richard of 'A Summer Place'
Rio fill
Sacred scroll
Seating behind business
Series centered on a branch of the LVPD
Serta choice
Shannon Airport's county
Sharp lookout
Shell game need
Shuttle's place
Smoke signal?
Soil-replenishing strategy
Spaceship Earth setting
Sporty Mazda
Spur
Stadium event
Stealthily
Suitable
Summation symbol in math
Sunset spot
Tanning lotion scent
Tension-filled
Thinnest iPods
Topic for discussion
Utterly despicable
Vein contents
Venison or veal
Voices
Waterfront walks
Web address lead-in
Without a break
Yard supporter
___ Sketch (classic drawing toy)

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