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Film come-on crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of May 21st, 2016 other clues
'Boy, ___!'
'Gotcha,' in old lingo
'You could've left some of that out'
'Nothing's broken'
'I forget the words' sounds
'Why should I?!'
'___ Steps' (best-selling religious novel)
2016 Republican convention site: Abbr
Accelerando or ritardando negator
Accepts as true
Amsterdam of l'Océan Indien, e.g
Anne Sexton's palindrome-inspired poem 'Rats Live ___ Evil Star'
Cause of a certain dramatic departure
Clasps
Cloture voter: Abbr
Dyne-centimeters
Eastern sovereign
Exec's perk
Fall heavily
Fictional character with a ring of power
Finish better than fourth
Girl's name that's a homophone of a cloth
Got back on the horse
Handy sofa item
Impudent twerp
It gets clicks for flicks
It has base pairs
L'___ de droit (the rule of law)
Lacking
Less of a dream
Like peers
Los ___, Calif
Massage deeply
Middle Passage transport
Mr. ___, protagonist in Wilde's 'The Canterville Ghost'
Not worth ___
Old French narrative poem
One denoted by a cross on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, for short
One who's always positive
Onetime big inits. in car financing
Ordering aid
Partner in mapmaking
Pick ___ (fault-find)
Player of the villain in 'The Man Who Knew Too Much'
Pockets
Potpourri part
Presidential moniker on 'The West Wing'
Rest period
Retro do
She battled Lucy in 'Kill Bill: Volume 1'
Sistine Chapel setting
Southern home of Stillman College
Stan's employer on 'American Dad!'
Standard
Start of a lament
Stuff down the throat of
Stuffs one's face with
T.S.A. request: Abbr
Tantrum thrower
The presidency, notably
They may be on the house: Abbr
They may cut a sentence short
Thunderdome, e.g
Totally rules
Utah, once
Was kind and generous
Zone, so to speak

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