The Washington Post - Apr 10 2011

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Clues Answers
'The Countess Cathleen' playwright YEATS
'The Kreutzer Sonata' writer TOLSTOY
'Times of Your Life' singer ANKA
'___ you to horse': Macbeth HIE
Acquire, militarily LOCKONTO
America's oldest seaside resort CAPEMAY
Anticipatory times EVES
Archimedean exclamation EUREKA
Author of much of il Nuovo Testamento PAOLO
Avoid goodbyes SLIPAWAY
Balance STASIS
Balloons GETSFAT
Big heart ACE
Blue-in-the-face brand? AQUAVELVA
British carmaker Henry ROYCE
Bud holder EAR
Call for change? TAILS
Campanian capital NAPLES
Checks the figures? OGLES
Common bar order, with 'the' SAME
Decimation victims ONEINTEN
Doesn't interfere with LETSBE
Draw forth EDUCE
Drill direction EYESFRONT
End one's irrationality SEEREASON
Extra charge ADDON
Ferment ADO
Fig pollinator WASP
Gang land TURF
Gift TALENT
Go downhill fast SKI
Grammy-winning Roger Miller song DANGME
Green and Rogen SETHS
Guitar great Steve VAI
Hangtown fry, e.g. OMELET
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Henry VIII's desire SON
It's filled with dirt RAG
Lifts, e.g. SURGERIES
Like a chestnut EQUINE
Like many round figures OVERPAR
Like the only nonrectangular national flag NEPALI
Look of determination GAMEFACE
M and N, phonetically NASALS
Market SELL
Megaregion including the Inland Empire, briefly SOCAL
Michael's 'Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps' co-star SHIA
Move nonchalantly SASHAY
Numerical prefix AREACODE
Off one's rocker? ARISEN
Office chair in the MoMA permanent collection AERON
Office Depot's headquarters BOCARATON
On the way SENT
Optics topic LIGHT
Oscar, for one STATUETTE
Pipe fitter's union? ELL
Pryor's co-star in 'The Toy' GLEASON
Rhine whine ACH
Sharp ASTUTE
Site of 'another hungry mouth to feed,' in an Elvis Presley song GHETTO
Still ATREST
Storm shower RADAR
Succeeding NEXT
Surrey sign-offs TATAS
Take the wrong way? GLOM
Tetrazzini and the like SOPRANI
They often get framed CANVASES
Trojan War figure PARIS
Trojan War figure ODYSSEUS
Twiggy trademark PIXIECUT
Waldorf-Astoria's owner HILTON