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New York Times crossword of March 18th, 2001 other clues
'Così fan ___'
'Love Story' composer
'My Dinner With Andre' director
'Orinoco Flow' singer
'The Great White Hope' woman
'The Jazz Singer,' e.g.
'What's the ___?'
1964 Roger Miller hit
1985 film co-starring John Malkovich
1994 Peace Nobelist
Abbr. often repeated after itself
Affranchise
Air currents ridden by gliders
Alley ___
Annual awards presenter
Antenna site
As yet
Atmospheric prefix
Bad time for lunatics?
Bareheaded
Bedroom hue
Bird
Boiardo patron
Book after Ezekiel
Burns or Allen: Abbr.
Canon camera
Caterpillar or butterfly
Chaucer chapters
Check
Chess empire?
Coffee shop sights
College ___
Constituent of natural gas
Copper: good; zinc: fair?
Cornhusker, e.g.
Cost ___ and a leg
Cropped up
Dabbling duck
Devilish Banderas?
Dispenses
Do museum work
Drink that you whack with a stick?
Eightball maneuver
Electricity source
Elevate
Enjoy, as an old movie, maybe
Everything considered
Extended vacationers may take them
Fatal fabric?
Fatty liquid
Faulty
Film fill-in
Fire ___
Flip
Ford contemporary
French thinker?
Garden grp., perhaps
Garment with folds
Goofy guy
Gorge
Granddaughter of Queen Victoria
Greens keeper?
Guide
Have a late bite
High-singing Cuban?
Holding
Honest
Howler
Inclusive abbr.
Informal affirmative
Insipid
Labor Party member, maybe
Latter-day Caesar
Launchers launch them
Leonine movie star
Like fish ready to be cooked
Like football players
Limited
Link, in a way
Little melody
Made the roads slick
Make like
Many a train engineer
Match game
Medium condition?
Moas, just before extinction?
Mr. Big or Ms. Big
Muscle Beach sight
Natural History Mus. display
New driver, often
Not absorb
Noted Warhol subject
Of lyric poetry
Old-fashioned letter opener
One making a feudal effort?
One taking a bow?
Ontario port opposite Port Huron, Mich.
Opium maker
Opposite of paleo-
Part of a Stein line
Pearl fishing locale
Per ___
Place side by side
Pool parties?
Pre-Socratic philosopher
Put out
Quaint weapon
Repeat oneself?
Robert Morse play
Rubble-maker
Serviceable?
Seven-time All-Star pitcher Dave
Shelf bracket, e.g.
Silk tie
Skater Protopopov
Skippered
Slayer of Adonis, in myth
Snowmobile part
Sold(i)er material
Something in the soup
Sometime
Spice Girl ___ B or C
Stuffing ingredient
Suffix with plug
Superman's rubbery enemy?
Table part
They're paid for services
Torments
Tropical fruit
True
Trusted friend
Turkish inns
U.S.C. defeater in the 1988 Rose Bowl
Veterans
Where 48-Acrosses work
Where sailors go
Whistle, for one
___ chi
___-computer (modern business)

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