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| New York Times crossword of March 10th, 2020 other clues |
| Famed theater district restaurateur |
| Big scoopers |
| Words from a new arrival |
| Rub out |
| What's left of a dinosaur |
| Milky white mineraloid |
| Its "saintly" cities include the starts to 16-, 28-, 37- and 43-Across |
| Enjoyed a fine meal |
| Attend |
| Company with a can-do attitude? |
| In pieces |
| French city with a history of silk-making |
| Skirt style |
| Eight pints |
| Agreeable (to) |
| With 47-Across, get the buyer to buy |
| Splendor |
| Liberal and then some |
| Baseball's Musial |
| Little troublemaker |
| Confidence, slangily |
| Prefix with dynamic |
| With 7-Down, early historical time |
| Partner of conditions |
| Mama ___ Elliot |
| Shell's shell, e.g. |
| Each |
| Vote into office |
| Pipe type |
| ___ Krishna (religious movement) |
| One may be blind or hot |
| Not remote, as a TV reporter |
| Sugar suffix |
| "Yours truly" alternative |
| Muff something |
| Employ |
| Gambling card game |
| What a baseball rundown usually ends in |
| See 2-Down |
| Participating |
| Challenge sometimes built outdoors with hedges |
| Go off the tracks |
| Radames's love, in opera |
| Oodles |
| Professional on a film set |
| Principal |
| Actress Blunt |
| Norway's patron saint |
| "The Simpsons" character whose last name has 18 letters |
| Dictator following the Spanish Civil War |
| Move like molasses |
| Loosey-goosey |
| Famous Ford failure |
| Creepy stare |
| Hacienda room |
| Widely spoken language in India |
| Very bright, as colors |
| One cause of goose bumps |
| A founder of Mexican muralism |
| More balanced mentally |
| Wagner's "___ Rheingold" |
| Lower part of Wayne Manor |
| See 38-Down |
| Fix a clog? |
| Permit to |
| Killed, in mobspeak |
| Actor who won an Oscar for 1950's "Cyrano de Bergerac" |
| Soothing ingredient |
| Little squeakers |
| Said aloud |
| Enter abruptly and obtrusively, with "in" |
| Good thing to keep above water |
| Hip |
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