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| Wall Street Journal crossword of March 30th, 2016 other clues |
| Shares an email with |
| Slippery swimmer |
| Some stitches |
| Speechless, perhaps |
| Star-struck bunch |
| States, in the funny papers |
| Stout who created a stout detective |
| Strikes, a la Samson |
| Sunscreen ingredient |
| Undefined quantity |
| Verne's circumnavigator |
| Very much alive |
| VW successors? |
| When the French fry |
| Wile E. Coyote supplier |
| Yale Bowl rooter |
| ___ cup (juice container) |
| ___ Lanka |
| ___ Mawr, Pennsylvania |
| 'Coming after the break...' |
| 'Eureka!' |
| 90* from norte |
| 'The Card Players' painter |
| 'Oh ___ can!' |
| 1995 Oliver Stone biopic |
| Afternoon service |
| Author's signing payment |
| Be daring |
| Beltway Series player |
| Blackout preventer |
| Bogart's fourth wife |
| Canoodling on the sidewalk, e.g.: Abbr |
| Cardinal reference |
| Cause of an explosion |
| Checks the figures? |
| Chevy SUV |
| Chuck Todd's employer |
| Cigarette substance |
| Cohort of Betty, Rue and Estelle |
| Companions, and a hint to the ends of 19-, 31- and 41-Across |
| Contacts list abbr |
| Convenience store chain owned by BP |
| Direct flights shorten them |
| Draft pick |
| DST ends in it |
| Engagement party? |
| Erstwhile alley worker |
| Evening |
| Evening service |
| Excessive |
| Face an ace |
| Formerly known as |
| Fortune rival |
| Get in on the action |
| Gifts |
| Harpist's home key |
| He beat Arthur in the 1972 U.S. Open |
| Here-there link |
| It may be catching |
| JFK lander until 2003 |
| Laundering, maybe |
| Malarkey |
| Money movers |
| Mother in the meadow |
| Nail-biting sports situation |
| Nouns are capitalized in it |
| One of the Katzenjammer Kids |
| Orbitz quote |
| Org. based in Langley |
| Oscar winner Vikander of 'The Danish Girl' |
| Paradise in 'On the Road' |
| Picked up |
| Resistance units |
| Rights activist Shirin Ebadi, for one |
| River past Cairo |
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