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New York Times crossword of May 13th, 2001 other clues
Indochinese language
Iona College athletes
Island where Homer was reputedly born
Japanese canine
Japanese entertainment
Kid
Latin for 61-Down
Least verbose
Listeners
Literary sketch
Lived it up
Lolling
Londoner's local
Long garment
Long-running Broadway musical, familiarly
Makeup person?
Mann's 'The Magic Mountain' locale
Maverick of 'Maverick'
Middle of a Michelangelo Antonioni film trilogy
Mil. training site
Moon valley
More judicious
Never-ending story
North Carolina county
North Pacific island
Not optional
Old Eg./Syr. union
One of a famed film family
One of Chekhov's Three Sisters
One who's covered
Oscar winner of 1953
Part of a pharaoh's headdress
Peck film of 1976
Person on a check list?
Place for graduation?
Suffix with morph
Summer cooler?
Swill's opposite
The Athens of South America
They may be checked ... in two senses
They may be stuffed
Transform
Traveler's take-along
Two-time U.S. Open champ
Uglify
War move
Warpath goers
Was immobile
What an evil spirit does
Wireless pioneer
Word of agreement
Work for eds.
Yeanlings
Yukon maker, for short
___ bleu
___ Park, Fla.
___-mouth
2 oz., e.g.
'Come Back to ___' (old song)
'Wide Sargasso Sea' author
1950 Cole Porter song
1966 Clavell best seller
1998 N.L. M.V.P.
Actor Herbert
Actress Jane of 'Frasier'
Another, in Andalusia
Arm supports
At full speed
Austen novel
Austin Powers portrayer
Bachelor in Wilde's 'The Importance of Being Earnest'
Bar order
Be actorish
Bit
Brunch offering
Carrere of 'Wayne's World'
Cartoon canine
Causes for complaint
Charm
Comes apart
Comfort
Commander, in Arabic
Corner store
Crazy as ___
Critics' bestowals
Devoted feminist
Diamond experts
Domed building
Dropouts they're not
Eastern honorific
English author and editor Arthur ___
Extras in the opening of '2001: A Space Odyssey'
Fixed up
Fortran language developer
Genetic letters
Global positioning datum: Abbr.
Gloomy one
Gym equipment
High-muckety-muck
Hightail
Hippodromes
Holiday times abroad
Hoo-ha
How bad news may be given
Importune
In the year: Lat.
Playing marbles resembling a 43-Down
Plenty
Pogo, e.g.
Pole Position company
Pop music's ___ Kim
Porthos and Athos, e.g.
Prefix with duct
Primary subject?
Princess Leia ___ of 'Star Wars'
Published again
Puts on
Rainier, e.g.
Receipts
Repeated Hope/Crosby co-star
Revolver?
Rock poet Smith
Route
Ruckus
Ruling force in Afghanistan
Santa ___
Sea raider
See 27-Across
See 56-Down
Set up
Side in a 1999 war
Skater Thomas
Some are clerical
Some British parliamentarians
Some tributes
Son-in-law of Muhammad
Spanish peso
Stomach soother: Var.
Suffix with Darwin

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