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'___: The War Years' (1979 Robert Duvall miniseries) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 26th, 2015 other clues |
| Stinks |
| Swimmer Matt who won eight Olympic gold medals |
| Teachers' org |
| The animal of an animal cracker, e.g |
| Thoroughly imbues with |
| Tricky way to put a ball in play |
| Victimizes, with 'on' |
| Where 'you can hang out with all the boys,' in song |
| White House chief of staff on 'The West Wing' |
| With 1-Down, wasn't held accountable, say |
| Yuletide topper |
| ___ Norte County, Cal |
| ___ Ziff, 'The Simpsons' character voiced by Jon Lovitz |
| 'R.O.C.K. in the ___' (John Cougar Mellencamp hit) |
| '???' |
| 'David' or 'The Thinker' |
| 'Move your butt' |
| 'Moving right along ...' |
| 'Property Brothers' network |
| 'Stupid me!' |
| 'Why should I ___ thy melancholy eyes?': Keats, 'Hyperion' |
| '___ Justes' (Albert Camus play) |
| 1971 rock classic inspired by a 12th-century Persian poem |
| A choir may sing in it |
| A to G |
| Activity on a hotline? |
| Agcy. whose future is up in the air? |
| Answer with a salute |
| Apple offering |
| Art rock's Plastic ___ Band |
| Big name in western literature |
| Brief time, briefly |
| Bump-and-run club |
| Carrier with the EuroBonus frequent flier program |
| Directory abbr |
| Draco Malfoy's housemates in the Harry Potter books |
| Dwarf planet orbited by NASA's Dawn in 2015 |
| Early Pierre Cardin employer |
| Early race |
| Ending with multi- |
| Entry by a crowd, say |
| Euro division |
| Fair |
| Film archive |
| Fish hook? |
| G |
| Give the slip |
| Got a move on, old-style |
| Haaretz readers |
| Hobbling gaits |
| Home of Warren Buffett |
| How some diplomats communicate |
| Leaders of the pack |
| Like propellants in pesticides |
| Making out on the subway, e.g., for short |
| Mideast capital |
| Navigational hazards |
| Not in use |
| Not pro |
| Onetime |
| Part of 35-Down |
| Part of washing ... or what's exhibited by the circled letters from top to bottom |
| Personal grooming |
| Photo lab abbr |
| Rear |
| Red Sox and Yankees, e.g |
| Sass |
| See 47-Across |
| Shot in the crease? |
| Some punk accessories |
| Start of many a TV teaser |
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