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| New York Times crossword of March 28th, 2010 other clues |
| Average fellows |
| Bachelor |
| Beastly |
| Beat |
| Beggar |
| Big Apple neighborhood |
| Britannia letters |
| Bygone brand with a torch in its logo |
| Bygone title of respect |
| Candleholders on a wall |
| Centers of early development |
| Charlie Chan creator Earl ___ Biggers |
| Chief Norse deity |
| City in Florida's horse country |
| Colorado resort |
| Colt's fans, for short? |
| Computer screen, for short |
| Conclusion |
| Court figures |
| Court transfer? |
| Courthouse records |
| Cry from beyond a closed door |
| Cuban's home? |
| Cuddly cat |
| Currency exchange premium |
| Dentist's directive |
| Eggy quaff |
| Electrical particle |
| Eponymous engineer |
| Exceptional soldier on his only tour? |
| Expo '74 city |
| Feigned |
| Field ration, for short |
| Leave a mark on |
| Like atriums |
| Like many a 36-Across |
| Like universal blood donors |
| Machu Picchu people |
| Member of a strict Jewish sect |
| Motorist's no-no, for short |
| News tidbit |
| Noodge |
| Off-base in a bad way |
| Ohio political dynasty |
| Old Japanese coin |
| One ___ at a time |
| Parseghian of Notre Dame |
| Peach and orange |
| Pest |
| Phone abbr. |
| Pillow fill |
| Play center, often |
| Plug along |
| Postman's creed conjunction |
| Prince Valiant's love |
| Problem for a crane operator? |
| Punk's piece |
| Razz |
| Really angry group? |
| Rubbish |
| Rugby gathering |
| Rugged range |
| Schoolyard comeback |
| Scrutinized, with 'over' |
| See 20-Across |
| Shirley MacLaine, notably |
| Arrive unexpectedly en masse |
| Filch |
| Flip ___ (decide by chance) |
| Follower of Christopher or Carolina |
| Food giant based in Downers Grove, Ill. |
| G.M. tracking system |
| Genesis son |
| Get ready to go |
| Get used (to) |
| Gets hold of |
| Gin's partner |
| Google stat |
| Green-light |
| Grouchy Muppet |
| Haberdashery offering |
| Handicapper's hangout, for short |
| Hardly worth mentioning |
| Head turner |
| Heavenly place |
| Helps in a heist |
| Hidden help for one who's trying to quit smoking? |
| Hint offerer |
| Hit below the belt? |
| Home of Elmendorf Air Force Base |
| Hot dog topping |
| Hung around |
| In a lather |
| Included for free |
| Instruction #1 for roofers? |
| Investigated |
| It means everything |
| iTunes selection |
| Jacob who wrote 'How the Other Half Lives' |
| Keepsake on a chain |
| Kvetch |
| Lead and tin alloy |
| Leader of the Untouchables |
| Showed over |
| Six-time baseball All-Star Rusty |
| Slowing down, in mus. |
| Some quick-change places |
| Sound while jerking the head |
| Spanish wave |
| Straighten out |
| Succinct warning |
| Sunscreen additive |
| Switch add-on |
| Take a header |
| Ticker tape letters? |
| Tittle-tattle |
| Tony and Emmy winner Fabray |
| Twice tre |
| Vocally bother |
| Volcanic fallout |
| Wall Street landmark? |
| What kind, decent people wear? |
| Win over |
| Wish granter |
| With 21-Across, native Oklahoma group |
| World capital at 12,000 feet |
| Yearn |
| Years, in Rome |
| ___ Ark |
| ___ culpa |
| '___ Mucho,' #1 hit for Jimmy Dorsey |
| 'Coffee ___ my cup of tea': Samuel Goldwyn |
| 'Fly ___ the Moon' |
| 'For shame!' |
| 'Swoosh' brand |
| '___ Lincoln in Illinois' (1940 biopic) |
| 45 ___ |
| Academy Award winner for 'Chicago,' 2002 |
| Ahead, but barely |
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