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New York Times crossword of March 1st, 2003 other clues
A quick left and a quick right
'Close My Eyes Forever' singer ___ Ford
'M*A*S*H' cast member
'The Four Quartets' writer
20's locales
4 p.m. bellringer
Actress Gershon
Antelope with twisty horns
Begin
Bit
Bridge piece
Paint
PC competitor
Popular food fish
Port of a 1942 Allies landing
Position
Put out
Queen's county
Reebok rivals
Repaid
Santa ___, Calif.
Semicircular symbol
Shultz's predecessor as secretary of state
Sling mud at
Some 1920's entertainment
Some Indian music
Suffix with avoid
Suffix with psych-
Tach readings
The things we do
Where Mosul is
Whipped up
Whittle away
Words to live by
Burnt
Cause to have cracks
Cell phone ring in a theater, e.g.
Company once run by astronaut Frank Borman
Company that introduced the transistor radio in 1952
Diminutive suffix
Exchange premium
Extreme blandness
Fast
Five in front
Frank who was known as 'The Enforcer'
Friendly salutation in France
Genial sort
Give a free pass
Guesses: Abbr.
Happy as ___
Hello from a distance
How much advertising is done
Hunky-dory
It's wet in Juárez
Like some practice
Line from Seattle to Chicago
Longtime record label of Frank Sinatra
Make
Martin Luther King Jr., e.g.
Mate for 'my friend' Flicka
Mideast expert
Navajo neighbor
Not too bright
O.K. Corral gang member
One heart, two diamonds, e.g.
Onetime subsidiary of AT&T
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