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LA Times crossword of March 15th, 2020 other clues
Chihuahua choo-choo
Fib
Prominent Syrian family
Bette's "Divine" nickname
Editor's backpedaling
Self starter?
What's underfoot?
DIY furniture brand
Robbie Coltrane, e.g.
Curling stone
Hockey great
Salad slice
Some annexes
Kung __ chicken
Rose oil
1971 Peace Prize awardee
Golfer Garcia
Talks acronym
Unleashes (on)
Med school subj.
Mic wielders
Flat-bottomed boat
Comparable in distance
"Blimey!" cousin
Run or work
English homework
Rocker Bob
Blackjack holding
"Up and __!"
Stuffing stuff
Well offshore
Reb's rival
Transmitting truckers
Sphere opener
With 58-Across, area with severely declining industry
Bar in Baja
Dickens title starter
Verbal attack
First European to sail to India
Juarez winter months
Gold and silver
Well-armed swimmers?
Shutout feature
Good luck charm
Fork "fingers"
Frequent flier
Singer Lance, or the part he sang with *NSYNC
Leftover scraps
Check out creepily
Island chains
Ticks off
Barnyard bleat
Thanksgiving tuber
Whale group
World Cup cry
Mont Blanc's range, to its west
Move to protect a king
News source, perhaps
Put away
Pool slip-up
Mag. edition
Author of kids' Busytown books
"Hulk" director Lee
Showing faith in
Retired flier, briefly
Bit of animation
Fair-hiring abbr.
"We're gonna be late!"
Narrow inlets
Utter
Crowded subway metaphor
Expert on current energy options?
Prince in "Frozen"
Classic ending?
Proctor's nightmare?
"Mi __ es tu __"
Tree surgeon's challenge?
Wide receiver Don who played in five Super Bowls
Just right
Shanghai money
Yucatán's yesterday
Part of a Norwegian-sounding ice cream name
Self-descriptive adjective
Dud of a car that Stephen King might write about?
Chophouse bandit?
Reeves of "Point Break"
All over
Prof's assistants
Lasagna layer
One skilled at squandering?
More than half
"Mamma Mia!" song
H.S. dropout's goal
See 87-Down
Small shot
Midori in a rink
Piece of TNT?
Brother of Macaulay and Rory
First lady Hoover
Garlicky spread
Butterflies
"Aladdin" backdrop
Broad bean
Lazy son, vis-à-vis his lazy dad?
Fathered, biblically
They bite
Sweeping thoroughfare?
Sleep disorder
Zap in the kitchen
Indoor buzzer?
Sporty muscle cars
Milk Dud rival
"CSI" actor George
Egg-hunt holidays
Sells aggressively
__ B'rith
Deluge result, perhaps
The best one is airtight
Ending for hip
Bilbao bulls
Con game, say
Roof edge
Genetic strands
Trace
"Brava!"
Cookbook author DiSpirito
Protective shot
Dutch wheels
Diner menu staples
Quayle successor
Just one of the fam
MIT Chapel designer Saarinen
Caesar's France
Part of PBR
Writer of really old stories?
Brazilian dances
Valiant's son
1881 face-off spot
German wine region
"... only God can make __": Kilmer
Abstract expressionist Mark
How some bills are paid
Costuming choice for a "Cats" performance?

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