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Legal deadlock crossword clue
H U N G J U R Y
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| New York Times crossword of March 14th, 2012 other clues |
| 'Brandenburg Concertos' composer |
| 'Nessun dorma,' for one |
| 1863 speech opener |
| 90¡ from norte |
| Acid neutralizer |
| Bank list |
| Bit of evidence |
| Bobby of the rink |
| Bookie's concern |
| Budget priorities |
| Bush cabinet member |
| Bush cabinet member |
| Buttonlike? |
| Carnival attractions |
| Catawampus |
| Censorship-fighting org |
| Cherish |
| Confederate |
| Dagger's partner |
| Declare |
| DHL competitor |
| Disrupt, say |
| Dissolve with acid, say |
| Do like some birds and bees |
| Do some gardening |
| Egotist's comment |
| Farm abode |
| Feature of some high heels |
| Get pumped |
| Gets ready, as an oven |
| Give a thumbs-up on Facebook |
| Goof |
| Greek cheese |
| Guinness Book entry |
| He wrote 'Jupiter from on high laughs at lovers' perjuries' |
| Highest degree |
| Hit 1942 film with the song 'Love Is a Song' |
| Hospital capacity |
| Hurting |
| Inspected |
| Is in the hole |
| Kansas City ___, Negro Leagues team with Satchel Paige, Jackie Robinson and Ernie Banks |
| Lake of cryptozoological interest |
| Levitated |
| Like some sloths |
| Loiterer |
| Long shot, in hoops |
| Many a cut, eventually |
| Maybe too smooth |
| Mid-March celebration ... or a hint to the starts of 18-, 25-, 44- and 57-Across |
| Mop, say |
| More than one |
| Most stand-up comedy acts |
| Nappers catch them |
| Natural satellite |
| Pack (down) |
| Page, e.g |
| Pasta, in product names |
| Pink-slip |
| Pollution watchdog org |
| Relatives of aardwolves |
| Sagittarius, with 'the' |
| See 14-Across |
| Shaved |
| Snooze-inducing |
| Some printers |
| Starter of a 58-Down |
| Stroked |
| Symbol on Sri Lanka's flag |
| Tahrir Square's locale |
| They're crossed by bridges |
| Titan, once |
| Trick-taking card game |
| Utah city |
| Violate a peace treaty, maybe |
| War, famine, etc |
| Word exclaimed after 'no' or 'good' |
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