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New York Times crossword of March 28th, 2004 other clues
Romance novelist's creation
Romantically involved with
Rote learning method
Runs out of gas
Salt of a certain acid
Sandra of 'A Summer Place'
Scatter
Sci-fi drug
See 22-Across
See 67-Down
Sign at a bicycle shop or boardinghouse
Singer Gormé
Sizable duration
Slightly
Spring times
Stage setters
Start of a humorous definition of 50-Down (with a French 'twist')
Struggle
Summer wear
Syrian city of 2 million
Tail
The fox in Disney's 'The Fox and the Hound'
Traditional remedy
Uncertain reactions
Unfounded rumor
Unhelpful
Unkempt
Ward of Hollywood
Wear out by rubbing
Worldly
Yellowish brown
___ Club
___ perpetua (Idaho's motto)
'1984' figure
'Rhyme Pays' singer
'Queen of denial,' e.g.
'That Thing ___!' (Tom Hanks film)
'Whenever'
'___ Girls' (Gene Kelly movie)
1953 Best Actor William
1964 Irving Wallace best seller
2000 Olympic hurdles gold medalist ___ Shishigina
65-Across to, regionally
A good thing to steal
Abruzzi's locale
Actress Dench
Agcy. created by Truman
Alternative to café
Anatomical foot
Andy's boy in 60's TV
Ankle-related
Badly agitated, with 'up'
Beat at the ballot box
Become friendlier
Biblical verb
Bother
Bourbon Street legend
California's Fort ___
Close up
Commodities futures listing
Composer Satie
Concerning
Contrary
Crazy as ___
Declarations of disgust
Definition, part 2
Definition, part 3
Definition, part 4
Definition, part 5
Definition, part 6
Defraud
Laura Bush, ___ Welch
Lawyer: Abbr.
Le Duc Tho's city
Letter ender?
Letter ender?
Like Carnegie Hall
Like some witnesses
Liking a lot
Loan signer, at times
Long stretches
Losing cause?
Lug
Mauna ___
Maximilian's realm: Abbr.
Melodic passage
Misstep
Mixed bag
Moon of Neptune
More revolting
Most-used edition: Abbr.
N.Y.C. subway line
Not the party sort: Abbr.
On cloud nine
On the ball
Other side
Papal vestment
Part of a political debate
Peeping Tom
Picturesque town in 27-Across
Plaintive cry
Player of Priam in 'Troy'
Popular fragrance
Priest's subordinate
Rashly
River through Grenoble
Deviates at 74-Down
Disingenuous
Dull plodder
End of the definition
Enduring marks
Even if, briefly
Exuberance
Far-away connection
Fishing places
Fools
Fools
Garage work
Gaul invader
Get ready to take more pictures
Give out
Green-lighted
Grooving on
Grp. involved in a cleanup
Guayaquil's land
Guys
Hang on to
Hawaiian wedding ring?
He put people on the ropes
Here, to Henri
Hurry
Illustrator Silverstein
In a corner
In the event it's true
Initiative
Kind of check
King of France
Kitt who sang 'Santa Baby'
Kruger National Park sight

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