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Issue that's too dangerous to touch crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 28th, 2016 other clues |
| Quickly |
| Scored 100 on |
| Shape of a stop sign |
| Sleep indicators in the comics |
| Sloe ___ fizz |
| Something a long-distance runner needs |
| State-of-the-___ |
| Steeple |
| Sumptuously furnished |
| Tax fraud investigator |
| Tennis champ Agassi |
| Throw a chip in the pot |
| Used a bench |
| Was almost out of supplies |
| What angry bees do |
| When one sees stars |
| Widens |
| Winsome ... or like the ends of 17-, 24-, 51- and 58-Across, to a punster? |
| Young fellows |
| ___ Lee of Marvel Comics |
| Any port ___ storm |
| 'Finding ___' (2003 Pixar film) |
| 'Sunflowers' and 'Water Lilies' |
| 'Sweet land of liberty,' in song |
| 100-meter dash or shot put |
| Aesop character who lost a race |
| Appreciative poem |
| Begin litigation |
| Bills and coins |
| Bring home the bacon, so to speak |
| Bump on the neck |
| Capital of Peru |
| Channel that describes itself as 'The worldwide leader in sports' |
| Charged particle |
| Come out |
| Completely gratify |
| Connected to the Internet |
| Constant complainer |
| Curly's replacement in the Three Stooges |
| Cut (off) |
| Did a stylized ballroom dance |
| Early caucusgoer |
| Easy-to-chew food |
| Encircle |
| Encroach (on) |
| Favorable margin |
| Gourmet's heightened sense |
| Grand pooh-bah |
| Hand-blown wine bottle that's also the title of a 1968 Beatles song |
| Hat with a tassel |
| Having a gun |
| Hebrew school reading |
| Highest setting, informally |
| His counterpart |
| Huckleberry ___ |
| In a plane or train |
| Increase the energy of |
| Itzhak Perlman's instrument |
| Jungle swinger |
| Key with no sharps or flats |
| Letter-shaped girder |
| Light punishment on wrists |
| Like monkeys and 59-Downs |
| Like rock music from the 1950s-'70s, now |
| Like the numerals I, V, X and L |
| Many a middle schooler |
| Multigenerational tale |
| Nitty-gritty |
| One of two on a bike |
| Open to bribery |
| Opposite of a bench player |
| Painter/poet Jean ___ |
| Pear-shaped stringed instrument |
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