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Get down to nothing? crossword clue
B A R E I T A L L
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| New York Times crossword of March 5th, 2016 other clues |
| 'Leavin' on Your Mind' singer, 1963 |
| 'Bewitched' witch |
| 'Engineered for life' corp |
| 'Forget about it!' |
| 'Great' sleuth of kid-lit |
| 'Murder, Inc.' Oscar nominee |
| 'Wow'-producing look |
| 1970 #1 hit with the lyric 'Just call my name' |
| 20th-century novelist who shared first and middle names with poet Emerson |
| A head might go over the top of it |
| Animal shelter |
| Barfly's request |
| Body undergoing desertification |
| Bush native to the South |
| Capital in 1979-80 headlines |
| Choices in the baby department |
| Coming in waves? |
| Consoling gestures |
| Crown |
| Department in Picardy |
| Dictatorial dispatcher on 'Taxi' |
| Dictatorial type |
| Encyclopedic |
| Film director ___ C. Kenton |
| Former education secretary Duncan |
| Gainsay |
| Give the ax? |
| Gym bunnies work on them |
| Heavy duty |
| Husky food? |
| Ill-conceived |
| Jimmy Carter's mother |
| Lack of punch |
| Lead-in to 'Los Angeles' or 'New Orleans' |
| Level in an org |
| Like a drumhead |
| Like theater seating |
| Magic, on a sports ticker |
| No-goodnik |
| Olivia de Havilland's Best Actress film, 1949 |
| One speaking the language Plautdietsch |
| Overseas court figure |
| Pale yellow |
| Party divider |
| Present reality |
| Quiet after the storm, maybe |
| Reacts to a bombshell |
| Really embarrassed, maybe |
| Santa ___ |
| See 23-Across |
| Sevilla-to-Granada direction |
| She played Phyllis on TV's 'Phyllis' |
| Song played at Staples Center after every Lakers victory |
| Spock, e.g.: Abbr |
| Spring break preceder, often |
| Stain |
| Stuff in a backpack |
| Theater stage |
| Tie securely |
| Trusting someone you don't know, e.g |
| Try to win hands down? |
| Unfortunate |
| Weight allowance |
| What la Tierra orbits |
| What may hold a body of evidence? |
| With 33-Down, same old offerings |
| With very little hope |
| ___ ether |
| ___ speak |
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