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| New York Times crossword of March 22nd, 2017 other clues |
| 'Dude!' |
| 'False face must hide what the false heart doth ___': Macbeth |
| 'The Shape of Things to Come' author |
| 'The supreme ___ of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting': Sun Tzu |
| 'Waiting for Lefty' playwright |
| 'You lowdown, no-good bum,' e.g |
| '___ yourself!' |
| Accelerated pace |
| Actor Stephen |
| Amazon menace |
| Barrel part |
| Basic concept |
| Basis of some insurance fraud |
| Biblical book duo |
| Big brand of kitchen knives |
| Brawl |
| Brief period in nuclear physics: Abbr |
| Change through time |
| Cold War threat |
| Corner office, maybe |
| Crayfish feature |
| D.E.A. agents, informally |
| Dealer's query |
| Descriptor of many statesmen |
| Designer Wang |
| Drove off |
| Duplicate |
| Early historian of ancient Rome |
| Edges up to |
| Enjoyed immensely |
| Eve who wrote 'The Vagina Monologues' |
| Figure of the underground economy? |
| Fresh air's opposite? |
| Graph section, literally |
| Hacking target |
| In the pink |
| Jerry Lewis's 'Nutty Professor' was an early example of one |
| Kerfuffle |
| Kid's transport, literally |
| Laila of the ring |
| Les États-___ |
| Like 'Dancing With the Stars' dancers |
| Like 'n' and 'r,' in phonetics |
| Like favorite literary passages |
| Many a toy train track |
| Many meses in México |
| Mass figure |
| Military headquarters, literally |
| Modest response to a compliment |
| Most AARP members: Abbr |
| Night class subj |
| Nondairy substitute |
| Nonmeat choices at a deli counter |
| Obsolescent communications devices |
| One-track |
| Overcast |
| Part of the URL for 27-Across |
| Popular afternoon talk show |
| Popular puzzle invented in Japan |
| Present location, when visiting the boondocks |
| Quickly |
| R.B.I., for one |
| Salon procedure |
| Sch. with campuses in Brooklyn and Brookville |
| Secret application, perhaps |
| See 50-Across |
| Sets (down) |
| Severe malaise |
| State firmly |
| Stream disturbance |
| Swamp critter |
| Unrenewed, as a subscription |
| Variable estimated by pollsters |
| Well positioned (for) |
| What 'ex-' means |
| With 55-Across, preservative for fine wood furniture |
| Words on some blood drive stickers |
| ___ steak (British term for a sirloin cut) |
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