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New York Times crossword of April 6th, 1997 other clues
'A Hard Road to Glory' athlete-author
'Fables in Slang' author
'Hardy Boys' character
'I knew it!'
'In other words...'
'Keystone Kops' producer
'No food or drink' site, perhaps
'___ dear...'
'___ no idea!'
.001 inch
1961 Bobby Vee hit
A lot of time
Acting baseball commissioner Bud
Actor Vincent of 'Alive'
Actress Peeples et al.
Agent 99 portrayer
Alley sounds
Alphabetic sequence
American record-holder Steve Scott, e.g.
Anatomical passage
Ancient Greek coin
Arrives, officially
Atheist's E-mail, maybe?
Austrian composer Berg
Baker
Baltimore suburb ___ Burnie
Bar selection
Be a pain
Become, with 'to'
Beethoven's '___ Solemnis'
Biblical heirs, with 'the'
Blue of baseball
Boost, with 'up'
Brat's look
Brawl
Brothers' titles
Bulbous flower, for short
Causes of some scratches
Cleared out, in a way
Colgate rival
Come before
Computer magazine
Consign
Convened anew
Court figure: Abbr.
Cox of 'St. Elsewhere'
D'Oyly Carte production
Decisive spa service?
Diamond status
Don's world
Early 20th-century French art style
Exchange figures
Experimental rock pioneer
Extols
Eyed
Figure at a roast
Former Met conductor Bruno
Get some coffee, perhaps
Glacial ice formation
Grating
Groundhog, notably
Hail ___
Hoists
Humble
Identifying equipment
Inst.
It may involve finger-pointing
Jack London's 'Martin ___'
Jazz style
Jettison
Jobs, figuratively
Kind of testimony
Least equivocal
Loquacious
Lt. hopeful
Made a lot of noise
Maintained
Managers, sometimes
Marcel Duchamp subject
Margin
Matter
Mother ___
Muslim's House of God
Naldi of the 'Ziegfeld Follies'
Name of 11 ancient Egyptian rulers
No longer dirt
Norwegian coin
One doing a balancing job
Part of a workout
Philippine island
Place
Plans, as a course
Polite refusal
Prefix with fuel
Prehistoric medical supply?
Presence
Punkie
Puts in
Quattros and others
Questionable ancestry?
Reach capacity, slangily, with 'out'
Real estate ad abbr.
Reckless arrival?
Revival gear
River at Avignon
Romantic bit of film making?
Rumple
Rural sight
Sailing pronoun
Saturn, for one
Schoolbag item
She played Thelma in 'Thelma & Louise'
Sky-___ (TV news aid)
Slacken
Smalltown, U.S.A., family, in the comics
Some apartments
Spica's constellation
Stimulate
Storyteller
Temporary talent scarcity?
Their motto is 'North to the future'
Trace
Transfix
Trick
Tropical cuckoo
Tumult
University V.I.P.
Vacuum malfunction result?
Warren Moon, once
Was shown
Where the Bio-Bio flows
Word before Rodham, perhaps
Words of understanding
Writer Wolitzer
Zero hour for Will Kane, in a film
___ Arenas, port in 93-Down
___ rigueur (literally)
___-Cat
___-Magnon

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