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New York Times crossword of March 1st, 2004 other clues
Officer's shield
Old salts
Ones heading for the hills?: Abbr.
Part of a baseball uniform
PC key
Play parts
Predicament
R.N.'s forte
Regarding
Religious site
Rental units: Abbr.
S. & L. offerings
Says 'cheese'
See 19-Across
Singer Bonnie
Small winning margin, in baseball
Snooty person
Snoozer's sound
Some USA Today graphics
Soul singer Redding
Talent
Teacher, at times
The 'V' of VCR
The Beehive State
The writing ___ the wall
Tic-___-toe
Tiller's tool
Up and about
Web addresses, for short
Where a car may end up after an accident
With 62-Across, a possible title for this puzzle
Word after ready or petty
Yard tool
Young hospital helpers
'Good grief!'
'That's cheating!'
'Uh-huh'
'___ Marner'
All worked up
Adam's third
Always, poetically
Approximately
Assumed name
Baked beans ingredient
Baltic or Bering
Basic dictionary entry
Bothers
Brainstorm
Campaigner, in brief
Capone and Capp
Caustic substance
Choir voice
Chops
Commotion
Computer pop-ups
Continental currency
Corporate money managers: Abbr.
Easy wins
Ecol. watchdog
Fishhook feature
Flower stalk
Get to the top of
Give off
Go (over) carefully
Goldilocks sat in his chair
Hankering
Have dinner
It may be called on the battlefield
Italia's capital
Jazz's Kenton
Latvia's capital
Legal assistant
List-ending abbr.
Long sandwich
Mellows, as wine
Middle muscles, for short
Nickel or dime

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