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| New York Times crossword of March 16th, 2019 other clues |
| Extractable resource |
| Something San Francisco was known for in the 1960s |
| Things on a bucket list |
| Make final preparations? |
| Put forward |
| Place next to a pulpit, often |
| Best effort |
| Statewide call, maybe |
| Strays |
| 1980s spinoff of "The Dukes of Hazard" |
| Vatican money, once |
| Like shellfish |
| Outback predator |
| "Ta-ta!" |
| Trip guide |
| Everglades deposit |
| Popular U.K. tourist attraction |
| First name in children's literature |
| Midcentury year |
| Coin with a map on its reverse |
| Huge transfer from one computer system to another |
| Metaphor for overnight success |
| Blend flavored with bergamot |
| Singer nicknamed "The Jezebel of Jazz" |
| Boxer who retired in 2017 |
| Titan or Atlas, for short |
| Luxury hotel amenity |
| Overly dry, perhaps |
| Collector's item? |
| Rick who starred in "Little Shop of Horrors" |
| Lose at a gaming table |
| Advise |
| "___ and Abner" (old radio show) |
| Eliza Doolittle, to Henry Higgins |
| Cell, in Britain |
| Inexplicable skill |
| Band that composed the soundtrack for "Risky Business" |
| Subjects in paleoclimatology |
| "White Noise" novelist |
| Put up with put-downs, say |
| Evening engagement |
| Shoe style |
| Parts of pounds |
| Up to no good |
| Board at a station |
| Phenomenon associated with the Southern Oscillation |
| It comes in cartridges |
| Rural husband in a 1940s-'50s film series |
| Grp. with the motto "Deo vindice" |
| Motes |
| Accessory for many a telecommuter |
| 1947 Hope/Crosby film |
| "No question" |
| Loll around, in slang |
| Job experience? |
| Certain |
| Three-time All-Star outfielder Lemon |
| Liquefy, in a way |
| Price abbr. |
| One making a delivery |
| River whose source is in Staffordshire |
| Person who's on a roll |
| Comics canine |
| Loving |
| Assistant to millions |
| Army in the field? |
| Juice brand |
| Go ___ |
| Grasp |
| Amt. often shown in mgs. |
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