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| New York Times crossword of March 13th, 2003 other clues |
| Place for sweaters |
| Popular family vehicle |
| Prefix with concert |
| Put in |
| Running water |
| Set, in a way |
| Shoe style |
| Show |
| Singer Amos and others |
| Some swingers |
| Start of a boast |
| Starting |
| Subject of a 2001 best-selling McCullough biography |
| Support for the elderly? |
| They're hidden in 8-, 10-, 21- and 33-Down |
| Treats gently, with 'on' |
| Visionaries |
| Water polo squad |
| Western moniker |
| Work for a designer, maybe |
| You can't park here |
| ___ Khan |
| ___ Lingus |
| ___ Lobos |
| 'A Modest Proposal,' e.g. |
| 'Shine a Little Love' grp., 1979 |
| A Lille love |
| Arch |
| As snug as ___ ... |
| Askew |
| Back-to-back, in France |
| Blow away |
| Boxer, for one |
| Brooks of Broadway |
| Butter overseas |
| Caring |
| Cluster |
| Coastal feature |
| Colorado or Missouri |
| Comic book cry |
| Components of a 2.0 average |
| Constantly |
| Cutter |
| Deal maker |
| Deck feature |
| Deflect |
| Designer's focus |
| Dish served on toast |
| Downhill racers |
| Filly : horse :: ___ : sheep |
| Friendly greeting |
| Get sharper, militarily |
| Get the better of |
| Glutton |
| Golden-___ |
| Groups of three |
| Hand-counting method, in bridge |
| Homophone of 7-Down |
| How twins often dress |
| Iniquities |
| It may be close |
| Kind of plant |
| Least pleasant, weatherwise |
| Loren of 'Lady L' |
| Lyricist ___ David |
| Met display |
| Minnesota city in 'Fargo' |
| Often villainous operatic roles |
| Partner, with 'the' |
| Perry Como classic |
| Pique |
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