14 May 2014 NYT Crossword Clues

NYT Crossword Answer: 14 May 2014

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H
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A
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R
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M
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S
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I
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M
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P
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S
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J
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I
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N
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X
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E
M
A
I
L
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B
U
R
Y
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A
D
A
M
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W
I
N
S
O
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M
E
L
O
S
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E
S
O
M
E
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S
E
T
H
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A
G
E
N
T
S
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L
E
N
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A
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P
B
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T
E
S
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S
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E
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S
P
R
E
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S
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S
O
M
A
K
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E
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R
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S
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P
T
L
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O
L
E
O
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Y
I
P
E
S
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U
H
O
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H
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L
A
U
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D
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S
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S
O
F
T
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S
I
T
A
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R
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S
A
K
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E
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D
E
S
48
S
C
H
W
A
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R
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Z
E
N
E
G
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G
E
R
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K
I
W
I
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W
O
O
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Q
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E
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D
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M
A
G
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P
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I
E
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S
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O
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R
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E
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T
U
R
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N
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N
G
A
P
R
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O
P
H
E
T
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I
R
O
N
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D
E
V
O
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T
E
M
P
O
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P
O
P
E
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A
D
E
S
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O
L
S
O
N

Hints & Clues

Across
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Does damage to : HARMS
6
Little handfuls, so to speak : IMPS
10
Put the whammy on : JINX
14
Alternative to U.S.P.S. : EMAIL
15
Securely hide : BURY
16
Fig leaf wearer, in some art : ADAM
17
Words of resignation : WINSOMELOSESOME
20
Son of 16-Across : SETH
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Advisers to players' associations : AGENTS
22
Actor Cariou : LEN
23
"Dragnet" broadcast, for short : APB
25
Dick Tracy's girl : TESS
27
Barista-operated gadgets : ESPRESSOMAKERS
34
Old televangelism org. : PTL
35
Food item in quarter-pound sticks : OLEO
36
"This is looking bad!" : YIPES
37
"This is looking bad!" : UHOH
39
Gives kudos : LAUDS
42
Like decalcified water : SOFT
43
Instrument on the Beatles' "Norwegian Wood" : SITAR
45
Sushi bar quaff : SAKE
47
Part of many French surnames : DES
48
Governor elected in a 2003 recall vote : SCHWARZENEGGER
52
Chicken-sized flightless bird : KIWI
53
"Yay!" : WOO
54
Proof-ending letters : QED
57
Bird in the crow family : MAGPIE
60
Like poor losers : SORE
64
Punny description of the circled letters in 17-, 27- and 48-Across : TURNINGAPROPHET
67
"Pumping ___" (1977 docudrama featuring 48-Across) : IRON
68
"Whip It" band : DEVO
69
What a metronome regulates : TEMPO
70
Historic resignee of 2013 : POPE
71
Drinks at sidewalk stands : ADES
72
"Come on down!" announcer Johnny : OLSON
Down
1
Takes an ax to : HEWS
2
Friend en français : AMIE
3
Long broadside : RANT
4
Bit of bad luck : MISHAP
5
___-mo : SLO
6
"___ to differ" : IBEG
7
Drug smuggler's courier : MULE
8
"Chop-chop!" : PRONTO
9
Bettor's strategy : SYSTEM
10
Pres. Madison or Monroe : JAS
11
Golden god, say : IDOL
12
File directory heading : NAME
13
Comics foes of Magneto : XMEN
18
Old phone company nickname : MABELL
19
Piece of Bacon or Lamb : ESSAY
24
Tour player : PRO
26
Biathlete's needs : SKIS
27
Set of principles : ETHIC
28
Upside-down sleeper : SLOTH
29
SpongeBob's home : SEA
30
W. C. Fields persona : SOUSE
31
Horatian work : EPODE
32
Send, as to a specialist : REFER
33
Old Air France fleet, for short : SSTS
34
Face, slangily : PUSS
38
Sharp-eyed sort : HAWK
40
Brown who wrote "The Da Vinci Code" : DAN
41
Lampoon but good : SKEWER
44
"Spider-Man" director Sam : RAIMI
46
___-surf (Google oneself) : EGO
49
Country with a gorilla on its 5,000-franc note : RWANDA
50
Did part of a slalom path : ZIGGED
51
Staple Singers genre : GOSPEL
54
Commercial swab : QTIP
55
Two-tone coin : EURO
56
Barely enough to wet one's whistle : DROP
58
___ the way : PAVE
59
N.Y.S.E. debuts : IPOS
61
Resistance units : OHMS
62
Towed-away auto, maybe : REPO
63
School for Prince Harry : ETON
65
180 degrees from SSW : NNE
66
Ear-related prefix : OTO