New York Times - May 6 2004

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Clues Answers
1969 movie with an exclamation point in its name CHE
2000 “mockumentary” about dogs BESTINSHOW
A wee hour ONEAM
Actress Pitts ZASU
Adder’s product SUM
Advocates’ org. ABA
Allied (with) SIDED
Beehive State native UTE
Bench site PIANO
Bothers NAGS
Bowling sites LANES
Bully MEANIE
CD-___ ROM
Charlotte ___ (Caribbean city) AMALIE
Children’s song refrain EIEIO
Cool, in 80’s slang DEF
Crimson rival ELI
Destroy RUIN
Detective’s need LEAD
Drive-in worker CARHOP
Dropped charges against CLEARED
Electric ___ EEL
Famous BIG
Fastener UBOLT
Fence’s utterance PSST
Fr. holy women STES
Further AND
Harris and Asner EDS
Has no love for HATES
Heart monitor sound BIP
Hemingway novel, with “The” OLDMANANDTHESEA
Hill dweller ANT
Hit sitcom of 1994-2004 whose name can follow the first word of 17-, 25-, 51- or 61-Across FRIENDS
Impudent girl HUSSY
It can precede or follow “to be” ORNOT
Knee-slapper HOOT
Mideast missiles SCUDS
Modern workout system TAEBO
More than 55-Down DETESTS
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Numerical prefix OCTO
Obstetric test, for short AMNIO
Only sch. to win both the men’s and women’s N.C.A.A. basketball titles in the same year UCONN
Org. in old spy novels OSS
Place for a drink OASIS
Portuguese king, 1861-89 LUIZ
Pre-euro money LIRE
Prefix with logical IDEO
Rich alumnus, perhaps DONOR
S. Amer. land BOL
Sediment SILT
See 1-Across BEAD
Seuss’s “Horton Hears ___” AWHO
Silver maple leaf wearer: Abbr. LTCOL
Smart set MENSA
Speak highly of COMMEND
Stir ADO
Stomach woe ULCER
Stood AROSE
Support provider BRA
Tampa Bay players, for short BUCS
They’re in TRENDS
Unconvincing LAME
Unfair? UGLY
Upbraid SCOLD
Volga’s outlet CASPIAN
Warner Bros. cartoon name FUDD
What a folder doesn’t say IMIN
Where people move 31-Acrosses back and forth ABACI
Whichever ANY
___ Nast CONDE
___ purpose DUAL
“Congratulations!” GOODFORYOU
“Dallas” Miss ELLIE
“Dies ___” IRAE
“How about that?!” GEE
“L.A. Law” lawyer ARNIE
“Not quite” CLOSEBUTNOCIGAR
“Qué ___?” PASA