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May 15 2017 crossword
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Fruit often seen in still lifes:
PEAR
"Super" group buying campaign ads:
PAC
One-third of pitching's Triple Crown, for short:
ERA
Command between "Ready!" and "Fire!":
AIM
Chocolate-covered morsel often eaten at the movies:
RAISINET
Black wood:
EBONY
Virus in 2014 news:
EBOLA
Special Forces cap:
BERET
"Gimme a minute":
ONESEC
Schoolteacher's org.:
NEA
French designer's monogram:
YSL
Fable's message:
MORAL
With 62-Down, a spring festival:
MAY
Symbols of resistance:
OMEGAS
Talked incessantly:
RANON
Quetzalcoatl worshiper:
AZTEC
Car deal that's not a purchase:
LEASE
Opera highlight:
ARIA
Elaine's last name on "Seinfeld":
BENES
Flabbergast:
AMAZE
Historic California route, with "El":
CAMINOREAL
Election mo.:
NOV
Schmoozing gossip:
YENTA
Bottoms of high-tops:
SOLES
Departs:
GOES
Desirable feature of a rented room:
PRIVATEENTRANCE
Skirt fold:
PLEAT
Hoarse:
RASPY
"___ Enchanted" (2004 film):
ELLA
"High" times:
NOONS
Govt.-issued security:
TNOTE
Century 21 rival:
REMAX
Mathematician Turing who was the subject of "The Imitation Game":
ALAN
Paths of pendulums:
ARCS
Genetic copies:
CLONES
Forwards, as a misdelivered letter:
RESENDS
Bother persistently:
NAGAT
Book with handwritten thoughts:
DIARY
Ducked (out) furtively:
SNUCK
Weaving machine:
LOOM
Mani-pedi place:
SPA
Easel, e.g.:
STAND
Pub purchases:
PINTS
Divisions of a play:
ACTS
2016 film for which Viggo Mortensen earned an Oscar nomination:
CAPTAINFANTASTIC
Escape:
FLEE
The Enterprise, for example:
STARSHIP
Pig's digs:
STY
Ancient France:
GAUL
Navigation instrument:
SEXTANT
Many Monty Python skits:
FARCES
Soft drink in a green bottle:
FRESCA
2000 Summer Olympics city:
SYDNEY
Crumb carriers:
ANTS
Common computer peripherals:
QWERTYKEYBOARDS
Smallest OPEC nation:
QATAR
Entire:
WHOLE
Letter that doesn't need an envelope or stamp:
EMAIL
Designer Geoffrey:
BEENE
Got into a row?:
OARED
Nelson Mandela's org.:
ANC
Sigher's words:
AHME
College officials:
DEANS
"Here's to the newlyweds!," e.g.:
TOAST
___-Mex:
TEX
Part of a person's psyche ... or a hidden part of 18-, 23-, 39- or 48-Across?:
INNERCHILD
"Was ___ das?" (German question):
IST
Cpl., e.g.:
NCO
Altar affirmation:
IDO
Spy novelist Deighton:
LEN
See 10-Down:
DAY
Wonderland girl:
ALICE
Division of a play:
SCENE
Notion:
IDEA
Chill out:
RELAX
Played (with):
TOYED
Polo mount:
PONY
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