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Scientist with multiple Emmys crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of May 30th, 2010 other clues
Bargaining group
Being punished, military-style
Believers
Biochemical sugar
Certain Apples
Certain soldiers
Chekhov's 'Uncle ___'
Church recess
City SE of New Delhi
Claim in a cigarette ad
Counting everything
Cumberland Gap explorer
Deep-sea predator
Domain
Draw of some bars
Drug company behind Valium
Edinburgh-to-London dir.
Egg cream component
Ending with proto-
Entertain
Fertilizer ingredient
Fund-raising grp.
Gets through slowly
Getting up there in years
Gooey dirt
Green, say
Guy
Hasty signatures
HDTV brand
Hockey goalie's area
Improvisatory piece of classical music
In the know, in old slang
In truth, in Shakespeare
Inspired by
Instructional tool
Scout's job, briefly
Sea between Italy and Greece
Second track on 'Beatles '65'
Seeing red
She threw the apple of discord
Shiny fabrics
Shows near the front?
Sicilian tourist attraction
Sign
Signed
Small-time tyrants
Smooth
Some poetic feet
Source of some resins
Speaker's spot
Spoken
Standing need
Studio that produced the Austin Powers movies
Supermax resident
Target for certain athletes
Tests for college credit, briefly
They're nuts
Tijuana 'that'
To-do
Use as a resource
Usual
Very sorry
Vivacious person
W.W. II command
What some titles are written in, briefly
Wire service inits.
With 115-Across, two things with ladders
With 117-Across, two things that are red
iPod control: Abbr.
Juilliard's focus
Kissed noisily
Latte topper
Laugh ___
Letters in an old date
Like some metal toys
Like some roofs and roads
Little argument
Long lock
Many a Miley Cyrus fan
Many times, in verse
Mexican Mrs.
Monopoly token
Most promising
Neighbor of Montana
Not ecclesiastical
Not quite quadri-
Noted period
Nutritional stds.
Opponent of Pericles
Others
Out of concern that
Peter with four Golden Globes
Physics units
Protect
Put new turf on
Que. neighbor
Rash soother
Rash soother
Real brat
Region in ancient Asia Minor
Santa ___
Scientist Pavlov
With 22-Across, two things associated with Thanksgiving
With 24-Across, two things that are stuffed
With 36-Across, two things on a farm
With 38-Across, two things associated with needles
With 55-Across, two things that spin
With 82-Across, two things at an amusement park
With 95-Across, two things that are sticky
With 99-Across, two things with brushes
With a smile
Woolly one
Word game component, sometimes
Word of warning
Workout aftereffect
XXX x X
___ de malaise
'Enchanted' girl of children's lit
'Hair' song with the lyric 'Hello, carbon monoxide'
___ Kalugin, former K.G.B. general with the 1994 book 'Spymaster'
'Honest!'
'O.K., captain!'
'Law & Order' spinoff, for short
'No Escape' star, 1994
'Pearls Before Swine,' e.g.
'Southland' airer
'To your health!'
'Zorba the Greek' setting
18-wheeler
1922 Physics Nobelist
Accusatory words
Actor Burton
Adjective for a bikini, in a 1960 song
Admonishment
American sports car, for short
Annual foursome
Argentine aunt
Arrived
Balloonists' baskets

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