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| New York Times crossword of March 2nd, 2009 other clues |
| 'How was ___ know?' |
| 'If I Had a Hammer' singer Lopez |
| Afternoon social |
| Air that makes you go [cough, cough] |
| Alert to danger |
| Annoying |
| Antelope with a hump and twisted horns |
| Antlered animal |
| Asian new year |
| Belly button |
| Bitterly pungent |
| Black goo |
| Brit. resource for wordsmiths |
| Cheapskate |
| Chicago's winter hrs. |
| College transcript no. |
| Combat with fighter-bombers |
| Commercials |
| Course to breeze through |
| Cut, as expenses |
| Decorative gratings |
| Draped Delhi dress |
| Edgar Allan Poe story, with 'The' |
| Emperor who fiddled around? |
| Form rust, say |
| Fort ___, Fla. |
| George M. who composed 'Over There' |
| Ghost's cry |
| Go wild |
| Hacky Sack, basically |
| Hi-fi supply |
| Holds the title to |
| Indigenous |
| Ink stain |
| Inspector Clouseau movie, with 'The' |
| Invent, as a phrase |
| Its brands include Frito-Lay and Tropicana |
| Jock's channel |
| John Steinbeck book, with 'The' |
| Lewis Carroll character who's late |
| Like the models in a swimsuit issue |
| Martial arts actor Lee |
| Money for the senior yrs. |
| Ninth-inning relief pitcher |
| Number of sides in a decagon |
| O.K. Corral gunslinger |
| One of 100 on the Hill: Abbr. |
| Parapsychology subject, briefly |
| Patients, to doctors |
| Perfect example |
| Pie à la ___ |
| Plodding journeys |
| Poet Gelett Burgess wrote that he never saw one |
| Politico ___ Paul |
| Popeye's Olive ___ |
| Public square |
| Pull out |
| Rocker Bob with the Silver Bullet Band |
| Rubbish holder |
| Rye and whole wheat |
| Salad cube |
| Soapy froth |
| Source of PIN money? |
| Spooky |
| Squealer |
| Start a Web session |
| Stats for sluggers |
| Sty : hogs :: ___ : horses |
| Swimmers' distances |
| Symbol by the phrase 'You are here' |
| Take furtively |
| TV host Philbin |
| Unspecified amount |
| Walk with heavy steps |
| What a cowboy may use while saying 'Giddyup!' |
| What you might catch a tiger by, in a saying |
| Yeats's homeland |
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