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São Paulo feature crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of April 28th, 2002 other clues
'Dear me!'
'For shame!'
'Good ___!'
'It must be ___ news day'
'Now ___ it!'
'O.K.!'
'Platoon' setting
'The Bald Soprano' playwright
'The Stepford Wives' author
'___ Rebel' (1962 hit)
100 simoleons
1950's-60's title TV star
1964 Ronny & the Daytonas hit
Acapulco aunt
Actor Joe of 'Hill Street Blues'
Actor Voight
Ad ___
Aim
Approval-granting org.
Architect Saarinen
Authorities: Var.
Bargain
Basse ___(low tide): Fr.
Bawl (out)
Bill Clinton, for one: Abbr.
Board
Bores
Candy holder
Capital on the Bight of Benin
Cell phone setting
Chaired
Charmers
Check for accuracy
Chicken parts
City of southwest Yemen
Clarinetist Shaw
Cobblers' leftovers
Common carriers
Concur
Cook up
Delete
Delhi title
Dentists' patients, ideally
Election night figure
Emmy-winning Christine
Entreat
Funhouse cries
Garden variety?
Give ___ (try)
Glow
Good thinking
Good: Ger.
Great Britain, e.g.
Gucci competitor
Hägar's other half
Heel
Hide out
High ends?
Hosp. procedure
In the ___
In-box build-up
Indiana town where Cole Porter was born
It may have '.com' in its name
Jazzman Niehaus or Tristano
Jordan's Queen ___
Just out
Kind of scream
Kindly
Latin 101 verb
Letterhead abbr.
Like some important visits
Lose ground?
Low brass
Masthead V.I.P.'s
Meir and Thatcher, e.g.
Metal waste
Mexican Mrs.
Mix anew, as greens
Moonshiners?
N.Y.S.E. debut, maybe
Narc's employer
Nerd
Of lung membranes
Overdo it, in a way
Pack in a ship's hold
Parlor operator: Abbr.
Picture, informally
Place for platters
Plant swelling
Prefix with lateral
Prince William's school
Product of a Canon/Wurlitzer merger?
Product of a Chrysler/Krazy Glue merger?
Product of a Dr. Scholl's/Pillsbury merger?
Product of a Krispy Kreme/Scrabble merger?
Product of a Lancôme/E.T.S. merger?
Product of a Serta/Louis Vuitton merger?
Product of a Weight Watchers/FTD merger?
Rap's Dr. ___
Regular hangout
Relative of a rattlesnake
Repetition mark, in music
Rhetorical device like 'this earth, this realm, this England'
Rude greeting
Ruins 007's martini, say
Series opener
Shut out
Sign in a window
Sitting muscles
Sleek fleet, briefly
Slightly
Snore
Society page word
Some milk cartons: Abbr.
Spicy candies
State with just three counties: Abbr.
Stopping point
Store, as fodder
Sudden drop-off
Suffix with expert
Suffix with meteor
Suit material?
Summers in Europe
Take in
Traveled quickly
TV inits. since 10/11/75
Twisty turn
Twosome
Unlikely candidate for a Pulitzer
Use a prayer rug, e.g.
Water color
What bears do
What did de Gaulle think?
Wings, in a way
Wolf ___, captain in 'The Sea Wolf'
Wood sorrel
Words that leave one in a bind?
___ Popular
___ sea (cruising)

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