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May 2 2016 crossword
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Coke rival:
PEPSI
Butter serving:
PAT
Night before a holiday:
EVE
Detectives, for short:
PIS
Deli meat:
SALAMI
Seven days from now:
INAWEEK
Popular hairstyle in the 1960s:
AFRO
Savory jelly:
ASPIC
"... and so on and so ___":
FORTH
Sch. in Troy, N.Y.:
RPI
"Good heavens!":
OHMYMY
"No ifs, ___ ...":
ANDS
Choir voice:
ALTO
Dresden denials:
NEINS
Curses:
DAMNS
Luster:
SHEEN
Birdlike:
AVIAN
Next year's jr.:
SOPH
Wife of Jacob:
LEAH
Electric car maker:
TESLA
8:00-11:00 p.m., TV-wise:
PRIMETIME
Odds' opposite:
EVENS
Anticipate:
AWAIT
Indian state known for its tea and silk:
ASSAM
Actress Strahovski of "Dexter" and "Chuck":
YVONNE
ABAB in a poem, e.g.:
RHYMESCHEME
Like non-oyster months:
RLESS
Comic Mandel:
HOWIE
"Holy moly!":
YOWZA
John who sang "Philadelphia Freedom":
ELTON
Tax form ID:
SSN
Superiors of sarges:
LOOIES
Wildcat with tufted ears:
LYNX
End run of the alphabet:
XYZ
"So gross!":
EWW
D-E-A-D dead:
KAPUT
Power a bike:
PEDAL
Tony winner Hagen:
UTA
Harmonizes, informally:
SYNCS
"On the contrary!":
NOTSO
Demand by right:
CLAIM
Pan-frying instruction:
SAUTE
Large or extra-large:
SIZE
Santa's little helper:
ELF
Copycat's comment ... or, phonetically, a hint to this puzzle's theme:
METOO
Vermont skiing destination:
OKEMO
Émile of the Dreyfus Affair:
ZOLA
Mattress brand:
SEALY
"Ouch, that hurts!":
YOWIE
"Thanks," in Deutschland:
DANKE
All the people attacking you:
ENEMIES
Letter between sigma and upsilon:
TAU
Roman marketplaces:
FORA
Jackson who was on five World Series-winning teams in the 1970s:
REGGIE
Breaks off a romantic relationship:
ENDSIT
Cosmic order, in Buddhism:
DHARMA
Lawyers' org.:
ABA
Hoffman of 1960s radicalism:
ABBIE
"The Hobbit" hero Baggins:
BILBO
Once more:
AGAIN
Greeting to a returning soldier, maybe:
WELCOMEHOME
One of many Hitchcock appearances in his own films:
CAMEO
Sandwich cookies now sold by Mondelez:
OREOS
V.I.P.:
BIGWIG
Iraq war concerns, for short:
WMDS
Coffee shop lure:
AROMA
What a finger-pointer "plays":
BLAMEGAME
Commercials:
ADS
Robbery at a police station, e.g.:
IRONY
Halloween mo.:
OCT
Teachers' org.:
NEA
Tokyo currency:
YEN
Abbr. in a footnote:
IBID
Prefix with -logical:
IDEO
Roast host:
EMCEE
Many millennia:
EONS
Those, in Mexico:
ESOS
One side of a Faustian bargain:
SATAN
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