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Classic cars that rivaled the Ford Maverick and Plymouth Duster crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 31st, 2023 other clues |
| Some consequences for defaulting |
| Crushed |
| Sister brand of Mazola |
| Fodder for some miners |
| Made fair |
| Memorial Day weekend event, familiarly |
| Big wheels |
| African capital on its own gulf |
| Plastic keys? |
| Diacritic over the "r" in "Dvořák" |
| It ends near Venice |
| Spicy, in a way |
| ___ Square, rhyming attraction in the city center of Galway, Ireland |
| Airport at one end of the Kennedy Expwy. |
| Its first scene is set near Memphis |
| Products touted in some email scams |
| Light line |
| Attention-getting cry |
| Boomer, for short? |
| No longer able to get out |
| Something to think about |
| Wouldn't release |
| Climate |
| Name hidden in "call an audible" |
| Iconic 28-Across player |
| U.S. health org. |
| Footwear brand |
| Laura of "ER" |
| "C'mon, tell us!" |
| Blended numbers |
| Part of X-X-X |
| Some arena illumination, for short |
| Slightly leading |
| Current event? |
| Plagues |
| Camus's birthplace |
| Bag of tricks |
| Something that good speakers make with audiences |
| Row house? |
| ___-Einstein condensate, the so-called "fifth state of matter" |
| Apple ___ |
| Grand Prix competitor, e.g. |
| Lead-in to card or credit |
| Sediment |
| Senator, e.g., in brief |
| "That will be ___ the set of sun": Shak. |
| Prosperous period |
| Show first performed during 1994's Eurovision Song Contest |
| Harvard or Cambridge grad |
| Quite a blast? |
| "You got it!" |
| Getting around easily |
| Laughable |
| Twine fiber |
| Company for a king or queen |
| Sweet, lovable sort |
| Classic music label whose name consists entirely of musical notes |
| Actress Campbell |
| Where an eye test may be given, in brief |
| Something to help you see where you're going |
| Confirm |
| No first-stringer |
| New York ___ (purple bloom) |
| Heavens |
| Joel who once played Wyatt Earp in film |
| Was hard to understand, in a way |
| France's ___ de Loire |
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