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New York Times crossword of March 23rd, 1997 other clues |
'An American in Paris' actress |
'Cleopatra' extra |
'It was ___ joke!' |
'Jour de Fete' star |
'No kidding!' |
'Norma ___' |
'Oh boy!' |
'___ beam up' ('Star Trek' order) |
1957 Nabokov novel |
1978 Irving character |
1984-88 Olympic figure-skating gold medalist |
30's crooner Columbo |
A season: Abbr. |
Actress Russo |
Aid for Santa |
Alaska's first governor |
Alphabet quartet |
Amphora handle |
Bergman in 'Casablanca' |
Bills |
Burlesque activity |
Case |
Catacomb recess |
Certain intersection |
Cold pack? |
Collar |
College building |
Comes down pretty hard |
Commences, as an adventure |
Containing the 58th element |
Cricket wicket |
Cyst |
Dance |
Dig |
Disagreeable sorts, in slang |
Dissolve |
Draws |
Ed.'s request |
Edit, possibly |
Epithet of Athena |
Eur. airline |
Fastballer known as 'The Express' |
Fearless one |
Gaines rival |
Garden section: Var. |
Glides |
Goose egg |
Grandson of Adam |
Graphic beginning |
Haughty refusal |
He sank with the Scharnhorst |
Hero robot of the comics |
Hero sandwich |
Holdup |
Horus's father |
How a siren walks |
Hungarian revolutionary Kun |
Insulin, e.g. |
Jimmy Carter alma mater: Abbr. |
Joule fragments |
Kin of 'Sacre bleu!' |
Kind of fence |
Kind of summit |
Language authority Mario |
Linguist Chomsky |
Lion's prey |
Louis I, to Charlemagne |
M.P.'s prize |
Math amts. |
Medieval kingdom in western Europe |
Mideast inn |
Mississippi feeder |
Morgan le Fay's brother |
Obsession, e.g. |
Old alms box |
Old-time Yankee great Chase |
One of a storied threesome |
Ones providing arms |
Open, in a way |
Park item |
Part of morning calisthenics |
Phoenician, e.g. |
Picture, commercially |
Pitchers, in a way |
Pop 50's-60's TV star? |
Pop Anthony Burgess novel? |
Pop dance team, informally? |
Pop Peace Nobelist? |
Pop product at a barbershop? |
Pop setting for a Mussorgsky work? |
Pop title role in a 1993 film? |
Pop western of 1960? |
Prefix with drama |
Products of gamma rays |
Protest in no uncertain terms |
Rank below marquis |
Scale notes |
Scourge of serge |
Shallow bay on England's east coast |
Sheepherders of the Southwest |
Slangy refusal |
Solicit |
Soph. and others |
Spiral ___ |
St. Theresa's birthplace |
Sternward |
Surveyor's chart |
Swallows |
Swedish money |
Tavern need: Abbr. |
Thatching palm |
The Beatles' 'I'm ___' |
Thin, overseas |
Tiny payment |
Tormented |
Trifling |
Truman's birthplace |
Unclear |
Vibrating effect |
Waves at, perhaps |
Weed with purplish flowers: Var. |
Where charges may show up |
Where scissors are made? |
Without ___ of hope |
___ de pont (bridgehead) |
___ Orchestra (popular 30's band) |
___ prius (trial court) |
___ Rogers St. Johns |
___-tresses (orchid) |
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