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| Wall Street Journal crossword of March 19th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Between My Head and the Sky' musician |
| 'Gadzooks!' |
| 'I haven't even gotten to my favorite part...' |
| 'Keep your ___ the ball!' |
| 'March on, march on, since we ___ in arms': Richard III |
| 'Saving Fish From Drowning' author |
| 'The Luncheon on the Grass' and 'Olympia' |
| 'The Queen of Tejano Music' |
| 'This ___ quest...' ('The Impossible Dream' lyric) |
| 'Three ___ and One DJ' (Beastie Boys song) |
| 'You ___ mouthful!' |
| '___ Shoes' (Cameron Diaz/Toni Collette movie) |
| 1924 client for Darrow |
| Act of faith? |
| Amount of money |
| Anoint with myrrh, say |
| Baseball commissioner Bud |
| Beekeeper of film |
| Birthplace of karate |
| Blessing from a Roman deity? |
| Bowl with a lid |
| Bro |
| Brown in a pan |
| Busiest |
| Busy mo. for CPAs |
| Casino convenience |
| Cassowaries' kin |
| CB sign-off |
| Changes some clues, perhaps |
| Check |
| Chili peppers, informally |
| City of northern France |
| Competent |
| Cop from 'The Simpsons' |
| Cowardly Lion's portrayer |
| Cuba ___ (rum drink) |
| Depth charge, in slang |
| Do some crude painting |
| Don't just sit there |
| Et ___ |
| Everglades wader |
| Excitedly, in scoring |
| Father of Hector and Cassandra |
| Former ETS exam |
| Former Treasury secretary who couldn't keep to a budget? |
| Game in which money talks? |
| Garb for groomsmen |
| Give a shot, perhaps |
| Go on |
| His business card claimed he was a used furniture dealer |
| Hit on the head |
| Home of Parmenides and Zeno |
| Hydrocarbon ending |
| Infomercial knife brand |
| Ingredient for making gunpowder during Passover? |
| It can part the waves |
| It may be accompanied by a blind |
| It often has trig as a prerequisite |
| It's in the shop |
| Japanese noodles |
| Jazz great Coleman |
| Kind of pron. |
| King or fiddler |
| Lady of Spain |
| Lea low |
| Left-leaning weekly |
| Lie alongside |
| Like some pricey headphones |
| Literary title character surnamed Woodhouse |
| Lo-cal |
| Low-cost airline that began service in 2000 |
| Lower house of the Russian parliament |
| Macroeconomics pioneer |
| Makes big decisions for others |
| Man of rags |
| March 14, to math teachers |
| Mariners' assents |
| Mark the boundaries of |
| Milquetoast |
| Minor league hockey team of Houston |
| Model who hosted Fox's 'More to Love' |
| Mollify |
| Monopoly token choice |
| Mother-of-pearl |
| Museo de El Greco setting |
| Nabokov novel |
| Neeson of 'Taken' |
| Of the lower back |
| Offer a higher salary than |
| Paltry |
| Part of a Mountie's outfit |
| Period of abstinence |
| Physicist Fermi |
| Pole star |
| Priestly vestment |
| Prolonged sleep |
| Punt's duration |
| Put away the dishes? |
| R&D site |
| Rascal |
| Required H.S. course, often |
| River near Nieuwpoort |
| Roberto Duran's uncle? |
| Savoy summer |
| Set sail |
| Shuriken throwers |
| Sister of Polyhymnia |
| Site of Shah Jahan's Red Fort |
| Slightly |
| So great |
| Sony co-founder Morita |
| Spanish stewpot |
| Spoiled upper class of sci-fi |
| Start of a counting rhyme |
| Stick fast, or split apart |
| Stop up |
| Strapping |
| Suave business dealings? |
| Suffix for Brooklyn or Manhattan |
| Tag line? |
| They lean to the right: Abbr. |
| They're no longer attached |
| Totally stormy? |
| Trap, as at a ski lodge |
| Turn of phrase |
| TV's 'Uncle Miltie' |
| Uncontrolled nuclear fusion site |
| Unmentionable place? |
| Very little |
| Virtuoso pieces |
| Volatile solvent |
| Ward of 'Sisters' |
| What an electron occupies in an atom |
| Wondrous Bauhaus School founder? |
| ___ d'art |
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