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Like most runs, in baseball crossword clue
E A R N E D
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| New York Times crossword of March 2nd, 2011 other clues |
| Over, in Oberammergau |
| Palindromic car name |
| Person who uses a sleeve for a napkin, say |
| Pitcher-turned-sportscaster Hershiser |
| Power failure |
| Purpose of an ode |
| Sawed logs, so to speak |
| Short stop? |
| Slips up |
| Sound |
| Spanish eye |
| Strings at luaus |
| Striped swimmer |
| Super Bowl XLV M.V.P. Rodgers |
| Swiss who pioneered in graph theory |
| Tapenade ingredient |
| Teem |
| The Minutemen of the 1-Down |
| They travel down fallopian tubes |
| Triangular traffic sign |
| Truckload |
| What an accused perpetrator needs |
| Worked at home? |
| 'Return of the Jedi' tagline? |
| 'Back to the Future' tagline? |
| 'Carmina Burana' composer |
| 'Dancing Queen' group |
| 'Michael Collins' actor |
| 'No way, laddie!' |
| 'Taxi Driver' tagline? |
| 'Titanic' tagline? |
| Actor/composer Novello |
| Aptly named fruit |
| Archaic |
| Bailiwicks |
| Band of geishas? |
| Big do |
| Bikini, for one |
| Bumps hard |
| Buy-now-pay-later arrangement: Abbr. |
| Bxe5 or 0-0-0, in chess |
| Cat's tongue? |
| Cavaliers, on scoreboards |
| Cincinnati sitcom station |
| Corp. money execs |
| Cousteau's milieu |
| Dix halved |
| Down-to-earth |
| Dregs |
| Dreyfus defender |
| E-mail from a Nigerian prince, probably |
| Figure out |
| Fired |
| G.M. brand discontinued in 2010 |
| Geller with a spoon-bending act |
| Grammatically dissect |
| Gung-ho |
| Have a cow |
| Honshu metropolis |
| I.B.M. competitor |
| Ignore the cue cards, say |
| Inscription on a Wonderland cake |
| It may hold your horses |
| Je ne sais quoi |
| Kwik-E-Mart owner on 'The Simpsons' |
| Like the Aramco oil company |
| Lipinski leap |
| Manitoba native |
| March Madness org. |
| Marlon's 'On the Waterfront' director |
| Mesopotamia, today |
| Microwaves |
| Mountain airs |
| Naval V.I.P.: Abbr. |
| Needing nourishment |
| Only patron on 'Cheers' to appear in all 275 episodes |
| Org. in a 1955 merger |
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