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New York Times crossword of May 18th, 2003 other clues
'Gimme ___!' (part of a Duke cheer)
'Psycho' set
'Thanks a ___!'
'The English Patient' setting
'The fix ___'
'Whoopee!'
49-Down neighbor
A Kennedy
Aborigine of northern Japan
Actress Gershon
Actress who was born Margaret Hyra
Agreements
Always, archaically
Anthropologist Fossey
Article in a gazette
Attends, as a recital
Author/critic John
Author/poet Bates
Be on a soapbox
Big cheese of basketball?
Big name in eyewear
Big uranium exporter
Bigger than med.
Bit part in 'Law and Order'?
Boggles
Building material
Campus group, informally
Caper
Catalan-born Surrealist
Central Park's ___ Fountain
Cheesy snacks
Chicago airport letters
Chicken dish for Adm. Peary?
Cold dessert
Colors
Comment of betrayal
Commercial suffix with roller
Completely
Computer attachment?
Consecrate
Delicate
Devon river
Diminutive suffix
Discouraged
Dispatch
Draw out
Easter, e.g.
Engine part
Ensembles
Enthusiastic drinker at an old English inn?
F.D.R.-era agcy.
Floods
Football team
Free
French lottery ticket?
French satellite-launching rocket
Friday, e.g.: Abbr.
Fund-raiser's target
George and Elizabeth
Great Lakes port
Haunt
How '12' is expressed in Chinese
How flies are attracted to a Venus's flytrap
I.R.S. target
Idled
In
Infamous Aldrich
Jeff Davis's cause: Abbr.
Kind of screen
Laura Bush's alma mater: Abbr.
Letter from abroad
Level
Like some speakeasies
Madras mister
Magazine with a palindromic name
Maintain
Meeting needs
Member of the Ivanhoe Chorale?
Movement including astrology and aromatherapy
Not level
Noted libertine
Novelist who wrote the screenplay for 'Gunfight at the O.K. Corral'
Once again
One Fodor's guide
One of a Latin trio
Opposite of charge
Out of ___ (away)
Overseas broadcasting service: Abbr.
Padua's ___ Chapel, with a renowned Giotto fresco
Parthenon figure
Patriots' grp.
Plastic ___ Band
Put on hold
Rigid
Same old, same old
Santa ___
School appointment
Seasonal song word
See 115-Down
Sellout
Set apart
Seven-time N.L. batting champ
Shells and twists
Signaled
Similar
Site of Simón Bolívar Airport
Skedaddles
Skip
Sloppy pen
Smitten
Some sisters
Spoonful, say
Stale
Suffix with verb
Surveyor's equipment
Swell party
The Everly Brothers' '___ I Kissed You'
Themes
They may get into hot water
To have, in Le Havre
Tony-winning Thompson
Too
Trail sight
Trattoria order
Tunneler
Turkey part
Unfeeling
Unfeeling
Vacation destination
Very high
Was far from respectful
Water softener brand
What blowhards lack
What stool pigeons do?
What the Vegas winner took aboard the plane?
With 74-Down, part of Asia
___ notch
___ up (in the bag)
___ up (like some jalopies)

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