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Commercially prized ducks crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 9th, 2011 other clues |
| Photo lab abbr. |
| Boutros Boutros-___ (former U.N. chief) |
| Photo mishap |
| Burl of stage and song |
| Cathedral city of England |
| Picking up the dry cleaning, say |
| Poetry fest |
| Causing the lips to pucker |
| Popular I.S.P. |
| Country addresses: Abbr. |
| Proficient |
| Creates slippery conditions, in a way |
| Queen in 'The Lion King' |
| Rattan worker |
| Credit's counterpart |
| Crowning points |
| Reached base horizontally |
| Director Kurosawa |
| Role in Bizet's 'The Pearl Fishers' |
| Discontinued Chevrolet model |
| Roman 901 |
| Droopy |
| Rousing |
| Flock's locale |
| Selective high-school org. |
| German's one |
| Some hotels |
| Gossipy Hopper |
| Something that may be shot on a golf course |
| Great-grandfather of Noah |
| Sonnet subject |
| Hall-of-Fame hoopster Dan |
| Tackle, in a way |
| ID-requiring purchase |
| The lady's |
| Island whose name is another word in this puzzle spelled backward |
| Theater section |
| It breaks in the morning |
| It might have the heading 'Re:' |
| Tilt |
| January birthstones |
| Tops |
| Two or three |
| Kink removal |
| Large crock |
| Waning ... or a hint to what is found by circling all the T's in the completed puzzle |
| Least sweet, as wine |
| Ward of 'Sisters' |
| Letter before Peter in an old phonetic alphabet |
| What people often do for pictures |
| Like brains |
| Worrying, for one |
| Like most car radios |
| Writers Lowell and Tan |
| Lincoln, e.g., before he was pres. |
| ___ flu |
| Massey of old movies |
| ___ France |
| Meddle (with) |
| ___ Linda, Calif. |
| Nagging pain |
| Not new |
| Not up |
| On cloud nine |
| 2000 World Series locale |
| 'Dallas' matriarch |
| 'Norma ___' |
| 'You got that right!' |
| '___ alternative ...' |
| '___ dreaming?' |
| 39-Down and others, for short |
| African antelope |
| Anger |
| Anti-honking ordinance, e.g. |
| Auburn heads? |
| Bob Dylan song ... or a hint to the object found by connecting the four circled letters in a diamond |
| Bourbon and others: Abbr. |
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