April 17th 2011 New York Times crossword answers

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'13 grad in '11, e.g.
'Already?'
'I used to do drugs. ___': Mitch Hedberg
'I don't want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve it ___': Woody Allen
'I don't mean to sound bitter, cold or cruel, but I am ___': Bill Hicks
'I have the heart of a small boy. It ___': Stephen King
'Love ___ leave ...'
'Never mind'
'Quit your crying'
'The car stopped on a dime. Unfortunately, the dime was ___': Anonymous
'Whoever named it necking was ___': Groucho Marx
'You know what I hate? Indian givers. ___': Emo Philips
19-Across has a much-used one
1960s doo-wop group with an automotive name, with 'the'
6 letters
A law ___ itself
Above
Admonish, as a child
Affix carelessly, with 'on'
Alone, in Paris
Ann Landers or Ayn Rand: Abbr.
Asian flatbread
Aspect
Battle of the Atlantic vessel
Become a traitor
Biblical name meaning 'hairy'
Biblical patriarch 'righteous in this generation'
Breastbones
Bugs Bunny's girlfriend
Cashpoints
French walled city on the English Channel
Fruit that grows in a cluster
Garage opener?
Get fixed?
Gets charged up?
Glutton
Grand slam, e.g.
Heaps
Huffington Post buyer in 2011
Ignores
Inside look?
Invent
It's assumed
J.F.K.'s successor
Kind of diet
Lady of Lammermoor
Latin 101 verb
Like Inspector Clouseau
Like Jack, it's said
Like stadium seating
Liza Minnelli, for one
Lyric muse
Madre's hermano
Mayo container?
Mexican Valentine's greeting
More moist
Mystifying Geller
Nile menace, informally
Org. for part-time soldiers
Out-line?
Palindromic time
Perform à la Shakespeare
Physicist Georg
Pierre is there: Abbr.
Place for military supplies
Really liking
Record stat
Recuperate
Roger of 'Cheers'
Saint's place
Sci-fi film with a hatching egg on its poster
Scottish psychiatrist R. D.
Screen grp.?
Send continuously, as video
Sends one out of the park
Simultaneity
Slate, for one
Sleep precursor
Solzhenitsyn subject
Some doors
Something that can't be patented
Song accompanied by a harp
Spot
Squirt, e.g.
Stanza successor
Start of a fitness motto
Superlative prefix
Taunt
The Beatles during Beatlemania, e.g.
The Phantom of the Opera
Thus far
Totally fail
Tree-lined path in une forêt
Vegas attraction
Venus and others
Vintner Claude
Wear down
Wet lowland
Wettish
Chinese gang
Classic role-playing game, for short
Colada fruit
When said three times, 'Of course, obviously!'
Con Ed, e.g.: Abbr.
Cork's place: Abbr.
Cries of pain
Crocus or freesia, botanically
Crush, sportswise
Cut off
Czech neighbors
Dairy mascot
Dam result, often
Daniel of Nicaragua
Decorative kit
Dinner table command, with 'up'
Dives (into)
Diving duds
Doesn't cut
Drove (along)
Empty pretense
Escorts to a second-floor apartment, say
Essentials
Eugene O'Neill's '___ Christie'
Exploding stars
F-15, e.g.
Fabric scrap, say
Family girl
Fashionable '70s dress
Feature of many a Jet Li film
First Congolese P.M. Lumumba
First pope to be called 'the Great'
Fool's deck
Fooled
Forbidding
What you might do after retiring
Whence Venus?
Whisked mixture
___ Minor

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