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Division of Labor: Abbr. crossword clue
O S H A
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| New York Times crossword of March 10th, 2001 other clues |
| 'Rig-Veda' selections |
| 'Symphony in Black' artist |
| 'The Millinery Shop' painter |
| 'The Perfect Storm' setting, with 'the' |
| 'Two by Two' role |
| 1972 White House biography subtitled 'The Years Alone' |
| African master |
| Art of jazz |
| Bauhaus School member |
| Big name in mapmaking |
| Black ___ (fishing fly) |
| Blows a gasket |
| Brings together |
| Bullish start? |
| Bush pilot's destination |
| Buttonhole, maybe |
| Cabinet dept. |
| Circle |
| Cocktail party preparations |
| Coin collection |
| Denver university |
| Dot follower |
| Early admission? |
| Emulate a 'Beat Street' performer |
| First name in 70's tennis |
| Flop-___ |
| Fly |
| Fresh |
| Goes to a warmer place, perhaps |
| H. G. Wells race |
| Having two heads, in a way |
| Head, slangily |
| Holder of an annual Colloquium |
| Inexorability |
| Inkling |
| It's often rooted out |
| Judge's object |
| Know-it-alls |
| Lake of Emerson, Lake & Palmer |
| Latitude |
| Law grp. |
| Let up |
| Like pi |
| Like some drinks |
| List recipient |
| Many famous ones are from Italy |
| Noted student of Bernoulli |
| Painter surnamed Vecellio |
| Place to pasture |
| Prelude to peace, perhaps |
| Quizzee, maybe |
| Raft |
| Reporter's need |
| Role for Ingrid |
| Ropes, pads, etc. |
| Satellite-tracking program |
| See 36-Down |
| Shake ___ |
| Sight after a flood |
| Smoker's request |
| Sound |
| Sound |
| Student's need, often |
| Tabloid fodder |
| Terhune classic |
| They may give you a good whipping |
| They may have flight plans |
| Trattoria offering |
| Vera Miles, in 1948 |
| With 10-Down, region of Lower Saxony |
| You may wrestle with it |
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