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May 8 2016 crossword
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Wise ones:
SAGES
One of the Obamas:
SASHA
Battling it out:
ATWAR
Somatotropin, e.g.:
GROWTH2ORMONE
Samuel Beckett's homeland:
EIRE
Desert feline:
SANDCAT
Suffered from:
HAD
Very powerful:
HIGHOCTANE
Gillette product:
ATRA
1960s secretary of state:
DEANRUSK
Opened a bit:
AJAR
Real estate and the like:
ASSETS
Hot time:
JULY
Running rampant:
ARIOT
Come back:
RECUR
Presto:
FAST
Bait holders:
FISH2OOKS
From the start:
ANEW
Tatamis, e.g.:
STRAWMATS
Milkman made famous by Zero Mostel:
TEVYE
Central courts:
ATRIA
Dentist's request:
BITE
Burger topper:
BACON
"O.K., I'm game":
SURE
Lock opener?:
INTER
Pause:
REST
Like some statements:
SWORN
City in "Slumdog Millionaire":
AGRA
Tricky start to a tennis rally:
SLICESERVE
Dwarf planet more massive than Pluto:
ERIS
Spoke hesitatingly:
HAWED
Advice to captains plagued by pirates?:
CHANGEYOURH2OWAYS
Long-jawed fishes:
GARS
Slyness:
ART
When repeated, toy on a track:
CHOO
Rushed:
HIED
Double-crosser:
RAT
The Dixie Chicks, e.g.:
TRIO
Sweaty:
WET
Direction taken by a large pipe?:
H2OMAINCOURSE
See 56-Across:
MAINE
Chaplin of "Game of Thrones":
OONA
"Dallas" family:
EWINGS
Give the once-over:
SKIM
Sugar coating?:
ICING
Class taken for kicks?:
KARATE
Longtime "60 Minutes" reporter:
KROFT
High retreat:
AERIE
Propose tentatively, with "out":
TOSS
Impress, and then some:
WOW
See 112-Across:
ODAY
How excellent students graduate:
WITH2ONORS
Musical ___:
SCALE
Be prone:
LIE
Mac key:
ESC
Segment of the 47-Across:
REMI
Bibbled:
DRANK
Home on the range:
RANCH2OUSE
"Ta-da!":
DIDIT
Venetian dignitaries of old:
DOGES
Proscribed:
TABOO
How many a medical problem ends?:
ITIS
With 36-Down, New England college town:
ORONO
Some of this, some of that:
OLIO
Santa ___, Calif.:
ANA
Beethoven's "Kreutzer," for one:
SONATA
Like clogs, say:
SOLED
Fraction of time: Abbr.:
NSEC
Very small distinction:
FINELINE
Prelude:
INTRO
Container to keep a canine cool?:
DOGGYH2OBAG
Poet Mark Van ___:
DOREN
In a masterly manner:
ABLY
Timeout sign:
TEE
Magazine with an annual "500" list:
INC
C.I.A. concern:
MOLES
Taking a dig at?:
MINING
Noggin:
NOB
Part of Pres. Monroe's signature:
JAS
Passover, e.g.:
JEWISH2OLIDAY
Garment cut:
ALINE
Leaves alone, in a way:
STETS
Telegrams sent by those in trouble?:
HOTH2OWIRES
Trump International, e.g.:
HOTEL
Magician's skill:
WILE
Handyman's accessory:
TOOLBELT
Go from male to female or vice versa:
TRANSITION
Cooperative leaders?:
BOARD
Mediocre:
SOSO
In a blue state:
SAD
Tokyo wrap:
OBI
Beyond comprehension:
SENSELESS
Out of business:
RUINED
Nonstandard: Abbr.:
IRR
Setting for "The Music Man":
IOWA
"That smarts!":
YOWIE
Help badly?:
ABET
Country music's K. T. ___:
OSLIN
Pay "tribute" to, as a comedian:
ROAST
Second and third versions:
REDRAFTS
Marvel Comics hero:
THOR
"You ___ Seen Nothing Yet" (1974 #1 hit):
AINT
1982 coming-of-age movie:
DINER
Causes of congestion:
RUSH2OURS
Dark time for poets:
EEN
Clinched, with "up":
SEWN
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SORE
Things held, in a saying:
HORSES
David Mamet play:
OLEANNA
Musical curve:
SLUR
Some vintage autos:
REOS
Conservative's opinion of the Republican presidential candidates?:
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Second-largest moon of Uranus:
OBERON
Designer of Spain's Guggenheim Museum:
GEHRY
Give the once-over:
EYE
Tallinn native:
ESTH
Google rival:
YAHOO
Expanses of H2O:
SEAS
Following:
AFTER
Fifth-century pontiff:
STLEO
"I need a sweater in here!":
BRR
French suffix that's an anagram of 4-Down:
IERE
Chocolate ___:
LAB
The tiniest bit:
ATALL
Model wood:
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Oceans?:
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Baseball executive Epstein:
THEO
Olympian deity:
HERA
Tag in some dictionary definitions:
RARE
With 45-Down, jazz singer who worked with Woody Herman:
ANITA
Dundee disavowals:
NAES
1961 movie featuring Jackie Gleason as Minnesota Fats:
THEHUSTLER
Within bounds:
FAIR
Djokovic rival:
NADAL
Canadian rowdy:
HOSER
One of the Saarinens:
EERO
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TROY
Actress Patricia and others:
NEALS
Animals in un zoológico:
OSOS
Reddish-brown:
ROAN
Chamber worker: Abbr.:
SEN
Safe places:
ASYLA
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