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Wall Street Journal Daily Crossword April 12 2018 Answers
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- Mariinsky Ballet company familiarly
- Bits in a byte e.g.
- Bud
- Green Day song “When ___ Around”
- Big bettor at a casino
- Mug on a fin
- *Race cars and model race cars for instance?
- Nipper’s letters
- Attitude
- Mick Jagger e.g.
- Spots for retiring?
- *Site for legal prosecution?
- It gets pulled in the fall
- Taken in
- 1847 “Narrative of Adventures in the South Seas”
- Pot papers
- Northeast Corridor runner
- *Inheritances involving really big diamonds?
- Shah of Iran as of early 1979
- Dump say
- Where do you get off?
- Fail in a big way
- Pair for shaking hands
- *Historical period known for tobacco chewing?
- French Riviera resort
- Classic Edmond O’Brien film
- Pillbox poker
- Athlete eulogized by Bill Clinton and Billy Crystal
- “Time to split!” and a hint to the starred answers
- Tasseled topper
- Tenor Mario
- Winery supply
- Exercise
- Struck with a low blow
- Honor system basis
- “Bye Bye Birdie” song
- “Rhyme Pays” rapper
- Almond ___ (toffee candy)
- Its anthem is “As-Salam as-Sultani”
- Lace alternative
- Minerva’s symbol
- Deep divide
- Implied perhaps
- Late Oldsmobiles
- Ecole ___ Beaux-Arts
- Performer on wires
- Where many hear George Stephanopoulos talk
- Cut off
- Where Betty Friedan and Richard Pryor were born
- Formed off-site
- Axe targets?
- Marsh matter
- Spa cover
- Big picture
- Turn red or blue say?
- Assemble in proper order
- It gets picked in Hawaii
- Patty Bouvier’s twin sister
- Rey de los animales
- Sacred symbols of the pharaohs
- Cooped (up)
- Brush off
- Woolf’s portrayer in “The Hours”
- Unpopular legislation of 1773
- Major’s major mishap
- A whole bunch
- Abysmal turnout
- Dressing material
- Mjolnir wielder
- Where the Norte Chico civilization flourished
- Tees off
- Down-lined spot
- Sort
- Bit
