NY Times, Fri, Feb 15, 2008

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1. Didn't take advantage of : PASSEDUP 9. Muscleheaded : STUPID 15. He conducted the premiere performances of "Pagliacci" and "La Bohème" : ARTUROTOSCANINI 17. Bands of holy men : CLERICALCOLLARS 18. Become one : MERGE 19. Newspaper column separators : HAIRLINES 20. ___ Elliot, heroine of Jane Austen's "Persuasion" : ANNE 21. Star of "Gigi" and "Lili" : CARON 22. Put on an unhappy face : MOPE 23. Revival movement's leader? : NEO 24. Strand at the airport, maybe : FOGIN 25. Maker of Coolpix cameras : NIKON 26. Stray animals don't have them : NAMES 27. ___ Couple (yearbook voting category) : CUTEST 28. "Field of Dreams" actress Amy : MADIGAN 31. 1979 #1 hit for Robert John : SADEYES 32. More of the same : CLONES 33. Like St. Basil's : DOMED 34. Incite : EGGON 35. Center : LOCUS 36. Yielding ground : MUD 39. Young cowboy in "Lonesome Dove" : NEWT 40. Ships on the seafloor : HULKS 41. Roofing choice : TILE 42. Compliant : TRACTABLE 44. Gives up responsibility : PUNTS 45. Sometime soon : INTHENEARFUTURE 47. One with a guitar and shades, stereotypically : ROCKANDROLLSTAR 48. Bathe in a glow : ENHALO 49. Most mawkish : SOUPIEST		1. Game featuring Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde : PACMAN 2. Photographer/children's author Alda : ARLENE 3. Jelly seen on buffet tables : STERNO 4. Kind of protector : SURGE 5. Pennsylvania's Flagship City : ERIE 6. Vet, e.g. : DOC 7. Stage actress who wrote "Respect for Acting" : UTAHAGEN 8. Pilot light? : POLARIS 9. Treat badly : SCORN 10. Albee's "Three ___ Women" : TALL 11. Vast : UNLIMITED 12. One that gets depressed during recitals : PIANOKEY 13. Awaiting burial : INREPOSE 14. Files a minority opinion : DISSENTS 16. Boxy Toyota product : SCION 21. Some emergency cases may be found in them : COMAS 24. Steely Dan singer Donald : FAGEN 25. Some Degas paintings : NUDES 26. 1939 film taglined "Garbo laughs" : NINOTCHKA 27. First African-born Literature Nobelist : CAMUS 28. "Is There Life Out There" singer : MCENTIRE 29. Titular mouse in a classic Daniel Keyes novel : ALGERNON 30. 1600 to 1800, on a boat : DOGWATCH 31. Big hit : SOCKEROO 33. Number to the left of a decimal point, maybe : DOLLARS 35. Unlikely to rattle or squeak, say : LUBED 36. Trifling : MINUTE 37. Political extremists : ULTRAS 38. Roughly a third of the earth's land surface : DESERT 40. Carthaginian statesman who opposed war with Rome : HANNO 41. Rwandan people : TUTSI 43. Blue shade : TEAL 44. Great literature's opposite : PULP 46. Possible work force reducer : FLU