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New York Times crossword of May 3rd, 2010 other clues
Timespan for The Economist
Triangular sail
Vietnam ___
Vietnam's capital
Vision that isn't real
Waltz composer
Winding
Yiddish for 'small town'
___ de Janeiro
Former Mideast inits.
Fruity drinks
Go against, as someone's will
Gore and Green
Hoarse
Hot times on the Riviera
How thumbs are twiddled
In ___ of (replacing)
It's inserted in a mortise
Kipling's Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, for one
Labyrinth
Light brown
Like dragons and centaurs
Literary Leon
Love god
Makes a boo-boo
Map close-up
Milan mister
Not a copy: Abbr.
Oakland paper, informally
One teaspoonful or two caplets, maybe
One who might receive roses at the end of a performance
Pay attention to
Pictures at a dentist's
Portuguese, for Brazilians, e.g.
Prefix with cycle
Provision for old age, in brief
Really steamed ... or what the ends of 17-, 26- and 47-Across are?
Realtor's favorite sign
Relatives of mopeds
Show just a little bit of leg, say
Slow-moving primates
Spew
Stadium cheers
Surpass
'___ questions?'
'Bolero' composer
'Come on!' and 'Go!'
'Sesame Street' airer
'Star Trek' rank: Abbr.
'The Rubáiyát' poet ___ Khayyám
A-team
Abruptly dump, as a lover
Actress Ward
Ahead of time
Airport worker's org.
Antibug spray
Areas of urban decay
Band majorette's move
Banned pollutants, briefly
Barbie doll purchase
Biblical queendom
Canadian gas brand
Caribbean resort island
Church feature seen from a distance
Composer's work for a film
Conk
Cooking fat
Country singer Ritter
Country star Steve
Curly-haired dogs
Dines
Drunk's road offense, for short
E.R. or O.R. workers
Excellent, in slang
Fireplace floor
Five-digit postal number, informally
Footballers' measures: Abbr.

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