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| New York Times crossword of March 4th, 2007 other clues |
| 'America's Most Wanted' airer |
| 'Huzzah!' |
| 'I' problem |
| 'See ya!' |
| 'Suppose they gave ___ and nobody came?' |
| 'That's cheating!' |
| 'The Man Who Knew Too Much' actress, 1934 |
| *Where to find para in the dictionary |
| *
boar |
| *
Hancock |
| *
oatmeal |
| *
subscapular |
| *
Suita |
| *
war dance |
| *
ZZZ |
| 1981 German-language hit film |
| 1989 high-school film based on a song title |
| 4 x 4, for short |
| A little night music? |
| A3 maker |
| Abbr. before a Spanish surname |
| Able to do well |
| Actress Kimberly of 'Close to Home' |
| Apprised |
| Assessor's figure |
| Bad witness |
| Basket material |
| Big cavity |
| Big do |
| Big throw |
| Boggy lands |
| Broad, in a way |
| Call to a calf |
| Cape settler |
| CD-___ |
| Charades player |
| Chipped in |
| Course related to physiol. |
| Daffy Duck and others |
| Dignitary from Dubai |
| Exam for a future D.A. |
| Extraordinary degree |
| Fabrics with elaborate designs |
| Faithful about |
| Farming prefix |
| Fashion designer Saab |
| Fervor |
| Frank Sinatra said he had 'the silkiest chops in the singing game' |
| Get the goods on |
| Guidance system at sea |
| Handicapper's hangout, for short |
| Head-scratcher |
| High hat |
| History chapters |
| Hit the top |
| Independent country since June 5, 2006 |
| Inits. for a film buff |
| It's parallel to a radius |
| Japanese P.M. Shinzo ___ |
| Jazz's ___ Lateef |
| Jelly flavor |
| Kind of lane |
| Leader of the All-Starr Band |
| Like some Keats works |
| Likewise |
| Lincoln, maybe |
| Link with |
| Lockbox document |
| Longoria of 'Desperate Housewives' |
| Mallard cousins |
| Medgar of Mississippi |
| Member of the track team |
| Minnesota ___ |
| Model's job |
| Modem termini? |
| Monastic title |
| N.H.L. trophy honoree |
| Needed more |
| Not fully formed |
| Now, in Nueva York |
| Old flames |
| Old mythological work |
| One of the Castros |
| One of the winds |
| Opposite of yellow |
| Parcel (out) |
| Part of the Treasury Dept. |
| Physiques, for short |
| Pinhead |
| Place for a small table |
| Plant openings |
| Pluck |
| Rainwear brand |
| Real estate ad section |
| Remark that might get one in trouble |
| Restriction on children, maybe |
| Reverse |
| Rival of Cassio |
| Running things? |
| Rustling sound |
| Ryan of Hollywood |
| San ___, Calif. |
| Shampoo form |
| Shooting match? |
| Show uncertainty |
| Slate workers, for short |
| Small digit |
| Sneeze causers, for some |
| Something to be thankful for |
| Sondheim protagonist |
| Spanish ___ |
| Speed: Abbr. |
| Spots |
| Stallone and others |
| Stockpile |
| Stomach part |
| Subtitle starter, sometimes |
| Take ___ (swing hard) |
| Talks monotonously |
| Terre Haute sch. |
| There from birth |
| To wit |
| Trollope's 'Phineas ___' |
| Turbulent |
| Unfamiliar with |
| Unhappy chorus |
| Volga feeder |
| Votin' no on |
| Wall St. figures |
| When 'Dallas' aired for most of its run: Abbr. |
| Where to see 'Monday Night Football' |
| Without support, in a way |
| Wrecks |
| Write a codicil |
| Writer of 'Gil Blas' |
| ___ Games, quadrennial event since 1951 |
| ___ Hill (R & B group) |
| ___ II razor |
| ___ Miss |
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