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It started in 1964 as Blue Ribbon Sports crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 2nd, 2022 other clues |
| Office held five times by Julius Caesar |
| Not physically, say |
| Program commemorated on the back of the Eisenhower dollar coin |
| Do some wedding planning |
| Withdraw |
| Preposterous |
| Word with club or queen |
| Stuff, but not junk |
| Where "the cheese stands alone," in a classic song |
| They're tops to Scots |
| Lug |
| Faulty: Prefix |
| Grow up |
| Color not generated by light |
| Very nearly resemble |
| Livened (up) |
| Picked up |
| Sushi chef's tasting menu |
| Literally, "substitute" |
| Midwife's focus in the third stage of labor |
| Dazzling skill |
| 2019 World Series winner, in brief |
| Org. with clubs, in two senses |
| "Anything!" |
| Veronica ___, author of the "Divergent" trilogy |
| Orange candleflower, for example |
| "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," for one |
| Expert with picks |
| "Whatever you say ..." |
| ___ chai (Indian beverage) |
| Short hooking pitch |
| Eventually |
| Herbalists' panaceas |
| Muscle connectors |
| Setting for drinks and deals |
| Met someone? |
| Policy around the publicity-shy, say |
| In-verse functions? |
| It runs up the arm |
| Offering for a developer |
| Capital of ancient Persia |
| In an elegant way |
| Canny |
| Campaign fund-raising letters |
| "That ___ love thee, Caesar, O, 'tis true": Shak. |
| Tore |
| Where 23-Down was coined |
| Flushes, e.g., in poker |
| Gloucester catch |
| The art of appearing effortlessly nonchalant |
| Institution roughly two millennia old |
| Submitted |
| Allure |
| Salvo from Old Ironsides |
| Acts of will? |
| Sci-fi effects that are beyond stunning |
| Source of some nostalgia |
| Many human anatomy students |
| Unlikely to pontificate, say |
| Some ribbons and shells |
| Congee, e.g. |
| Coming in waves, in a way |
| Up now |
| Barrier against burrowers |
| Digital job, in brief |
| Match |
| 1-12: Abbr. |
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