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Classic Debussy work that translates as 'Light of the Moon' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 26th, 2018 other clues |
| 'Throw ___ From the Train' (1987 Danny DeVito comedy) |
| 'I have a dream' orator, for short |
| 'Keep climbing' sloganeer |
| 'Ooky' TV family name |
| 'Same here!' |
| 'The Time Machine' race |
| 'Yes, captain!' |
| '___ the Force, Luke' |
| Neighbor of Ben & Jerry's in the freezer section |
| Nimble |
| One of 200 in the Indy 500 |
| One-third of a hat trick |
| Org. featured in 2015's 'Concussion' |
| Pester no end |
| Popularizer of the Chinese tunic suit |
| Puts two and two together, say |
| Renaissance stringed instrument |
| Salem or Marlboro, slangily |
| Sassy |
| Sawed logs |
| Seattle Sounders' org |
| Shipment to a smeltery |
| Shot two under par on |
| Site of a postrace celebration |
| Snarling dog |
| Snatch defeat from the jaws of victory |
| Snoopy's comic strip |
| Still in the shrink-wrap |
| Syllabus section |
| Tallest active volcano in Europe |
| Things spelunkers explore |
| Tolkien language |
| Troops |
| Turtle in a Dr. Seuss title |
| Voting or jury service, e.g |
| Went first |
| What the number of birthday candles represents |
| Where the Renaissance began |
| Without ice, at the bar |
| Wood nymphs, in myth |
| Yank (on) |
| Zig or zag |
| ___ acid (protein component) |
| Abbr. on toothpaste tubes |
| About, at the start of a memo |
| Bee ___ ('Night Fever' group) |
| Bell-ringing cosmetics company |
| Body of work |
| Bro's sibling |
| Caribou kin |
| Cash alternative |
| Common last option on a questionnaire |
| Corporate boss, briefly |
| Crow's call |
| Cuban currency |
| Deluge |
| Detonation producer, for short |
| Director of 'Lawrence of Arabia' and 'Doctor Zhivago' |
| Does 50 in a school zone, say |
| Does in, in mob slang |
| Dogs, cats and gerbils |
| Droplet of sweat |
| Field measurement |
| Fiendish |
| Finish a drive? |
| Finnish bath |
| Follow one's political group |
| Goad |
| Helping hand for a low-income entrepreneur |
| Investigator, in old film noir |
| Lightly apply |
| Like a good surgeon's hands |
| Like Easter eggs |
| Loosen, as shoelaces |
| Max's opposite |
| Military forays |
| Name shared by two of Henry VIII's wives |
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