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| New York Times crossword of March 14th, 2010 other clues |
| 'A Serious Man' co-director, 2009 |
| 'Authority is never without ___': Euripides |
| 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' creator |
| 'Frost/Nixon' director's copy of a Graham Greene novel? |
| 'Ciao!' |
| 'Don't believe that!' |
| 'Gil Blas' author |
| 'I don't need to hear that!,' informally |
| 'Let's Talk About Sex' hip-hop group |
| 'Look what ___!' |
| 'Lovely!,' in dated slang |
| 'Same here' |
| 'The Closer' star Sedgwick |
| 'There is ___ in 'team'' |
| 'Uncle!' criers, perhaps |
| 1948 Literature Nobelist |
| 1957 film dog |
| Actress Fox of 'CSI' |
| Altered mortgage, briefly |
| Analogy part |
| Shooting site |
| Singer Lambert |
| Sky: Fr. |
| Slightest residue |
| Some blockers: Abbr. |
| Sour |
| South African city of 2.5+ million |
| Soviet co-op |
| Spinner |
| Start of the yr. |
| Stepped |
| Stevenson of Illinois |
| Still |
| Storage unit |
| Stretch ___ |
| String once used for cellos |
| Suffix at a natural history museum |
| Suffix with Cray- |
| Sweet drink |
| Takeoff |
| Tennis star nicknamed 'Ice Man' |
| Tennis star Tommy |
| They get added to pounds |
| Things that go through tubes |
| Throw around |
| Tony who directed 'Michael Clayton' |
| Too |
| Touch, for one |
| Toy sound? |
| Trapped |
| Unabridged version of a Philip Roth novella? |
| Unsettling |
| Australia's ___ Rock |
| Author Calvino |
| Bachelor's end? |
| Beachgoer's item |
| Beat |
| Biological bristle |
| Blood lines |
| Bob Marley, e.g. |
| Bobby and others |
| Bolivian bear |
| Boob |
| Bread with chicken tikka masala |
| Brought to mind |
| Brought up |
| Byrd's rank: Abbr. |
| C. S. Lewis land |
| Carter and Adams |
| Celebratory cry |
| College locale |
| Coloring |
| Community hangout, informally |
| Convertible, maybe |
| Cool-looking |
| Creased copy of a Jack Finney novel? |
| Dance typically done to 'Hava Nagila' |
| Deli supplies |
| Desert bloomers |
| Drag |
| Drifting |
| Duke Ellington band instrument |
| Ear part |
| Ed who provided the lead voice in 'Up' |
| Election winners |
| Eyes |
| Mineralogist's job |
| Most likely |
| Mr. and Mrs. |
| Neighbor of Swed. |
| No longer fresh |
| Not casual |
| Not just a little bow |
| Not just puff |
| Not sit up |
| Not so dry |
| Noted Palin impressionist |
| O.E.D. entries: Abbr. |
| O.T. book read at Purim |
| Old Olds |
| One of the Jonas brothers |
| One-named supermodel |
| Ottoman honorific |
| Ottoman hospice |
| Past |
| Plethora |
| Plot of a Willa Cather novel? |
| Pocket edition of a D. H. Lawrence novel? |
| Prefix with business |
| Prepare for planting |
| Rash preventer |
| Red ___ |
| Rent |
| Río contents |
| Roughly |
| Russian pancakes |
| Savoy peak |
| Seer |
| Seoul soldier |
| Ship to the New World |
| Vagrants |
| Vega of 'Spy Kids' |
| Warts and all |
| Was helpless? |
| Weary |
| Whatever |
| Where you might find a long sentence? |
| Window boxes, for short? |
| ___ mode |
| F.B.I. scandal of the 1970s-'80s |
| Feel like |
| Fight announcement |
| Film with the line 'Oh, we have 12 vacancies. 12 cabins, 12 vacancies' |
| Final copy of a Cervantes novel? |
| Firefox alternative |
| Flower once cultivated for food |
| Form of many Tin Pan Alley tunes |
| Former Wall St. inits. |
| Fuzz buster? |
| Giving nothing away, in a way |
| Goal-oriented grp.? |
| Head of state? |
| Himalayan legend |
| Hit hard |
| Illustrations in a Leo Tolstoy novel? |
| Indian P.M. Manmohan ___ |
| Intro to Chinese? |
| It's molded |
| It's read to the rowdy |
| It's undeniable |
| Kay Thompson title character |
| Kind of line |
| Lb. parts |
| Literary collections |
| Lith., e.g., once |
| Locks up |
| Louvre article? |
| Mailing HQ |
| Maneuver |
| Marina sight |
| Marlon Brando, by birth |
| Mass producer, for short |
| Mimicry |
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