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Form of the Italian verb 'to be' crossword clue
E R I
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| New York Times crossword of March 18th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Clearly!' |
| 'Death and the ___' (Bosch painting in the National Gallery of Art) |
| 'How ludicrous!' |
| 'The Cocktail Party' inits |
| 'The Outcasts of Poker Flat' author |
| 'Welcome to the Jungle' singer, 1988 |
| 1991 Daytona 500 winner Ernie |
| Aggressive poker play |
| Aquarium denizen with horizontal stripes |
| Bad representation? |
| Be lousy |
| Bucket of bolts |
| Cat's tongue |
| Central U.S.'s ___ Plateau |
| Classroom command |
| Coin at an arcade |
| Commoner contemner |
| Competitor of Baker's Joy |
| Confusion |
| Creator of Bluto and Wimpy |
| Crow's-foot, e.g |
| Distance unit of about 30 inches |
| European crested ___ |
| Even faster than overnight |
| From the heart, in Latin |
| Go in and out of middle management? |
| He played an escaped convict in 'We're No Angels' |
| Heart |
| Honest or respectable course |
| It could be a blooper |
| It ended after W.W. II |
| Keys are found in it: Abbr |
| Like first drafts, usually |
| Like stars in a review |
| Line online |
| Longtime Cunard flagship, for short |
| Longtime locals |
| Lounge piece |
| Marie Curie and Irène Joliot-Curie, e.g |
| Marine 10-legger |
| Mid-luxury Mercedes-Benz line |
| More than serious |
| Mozart contemporary Antonio ___ |
| One for the record books |
| One of a pair a gardener might wear |
| Org. for many residents |
| Packing supply |
| Pandorans in 'Avatar' |
| Photoshop color effect |
| Phrase usually abbreviated |
| Polymer add-on? |
| Predictably |
| Prepare for a close-up |
| River of York |
| Rte. that ends in 22-Across |
| School address |
| See 48-Across |
| Set electricians |
| So-called 'Caput Mundi' ('Head of the World') |
| Studio equipment |
| Succession in a board game |
| The Allegheny and Wabash, to the Ohio: Abbr |
| Think over |
| Tickling response |
| Town in Connecticut's Gold Coast |
| Tweak |
| Whale facility |
| With 9-Down, hit sitcom of the 1980s-'90s |
| ___ Jiabao, 2003-13 premier of China |
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