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Mountain curve crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 21st, 2004 other clues |
| 'Alice' spinoff |
| 'And away ___!' |
| 'Angele ___' (Latin prayer) |
| 'How ___?' |
| 'Bravo!' |
| 'Buck Rogers,' for one |
| 'Hurlyburly' playwright |
| 'Me neither' |
| 'Whoopee!' |
| '___ won't!' |
| 1930's-40's leading lady born in Russia |
| 2003 addition to the Museum of Flight |
| 551, in 551 |
| 56-Across and others |
| A dozen mad bakers? |
| Actor Danson |
| Actress Perlman |
| Adams of Yosemite |
| Allergy problem |
| Apples introduced in 1998 |
| Available, in a way |
| Average Joe |
| Back |
| Bagel topper |
| Baseballer's wear |
| Big lie |
| Bits |
| Unneeded |
| Very large |
| Vitamin needed for pernicious anemia |
| Web address, for short |
| What divorced ladies want? |
| Where 'three men' of rhyme are |
| Xylophonist's need |
| Yes, in Japan |
| ___ Club |
| ___ mai (dim sum dish) |
| ___ night (annual event) |
| Blackballs |
| Boors |
| Brutus's burdens |
| Button material |
| C.D. issuer |
| Cabbage Patch dolls, e.g. |
| Calendar abbr. |
| Car starter: Abbr. |
| Cheese made from goat's milk |
| City in Pennsylvania Dutch country |
| Classic Jaguar |
| Comic Margaret |
| Comment after a failure, perhaps |
| Conductor's instruction to a percussionist? |
| Dart |
| Devilish |
| Down |
| Down-to-earth ones, in brief? |
| Dramatics |
| Dweller on the Red Sea |
| Elementary suffix |
| Ending of some relationships |
| European spa |
| Faults |
| Fight (for) |
| First distiller to sell whiskey by the bottle |
| Former Virginia senator Charles |
| Four Holy Roman emperors |
| Gen-___ |
| Gene Cernan was the last man there |
| H.S. requirement |
| Hand writing?: Abbr. |
| Hatcher of 'Lois & Clark' |
| Ore. neighbor |
| Part of a cornerstone inscription |
| Patty Hearst's name in the S.L.A. |
| Photos |
| Player in organized sport |
| Poetic contraction |
| Popular reality show, with 'The' |
| Prefix with graph |
| Prominence |
| Pushes forward |
| Radiate |
| Remark regarding chili preference? |
| Sea flier |
| See 123-Across |
| Shelter grp. |
| Shoreline feature |
| Shout on a ship |
| Showy trinket |
| Silent |
| Sleepover attire |
| Smooth |
| Some tennis scores |
| Sports photographer's bane |
| Stanford rival, familiarly |
| Start |
| Straight |
| Support staff? |
| Syracuse-to-Albany dir. |
| Taking the place (of) |
| The Preserver |
| Tough luck |
| Trader and restaurant entrepreneur |
| Tums competitor |
| Tycoon Onassis |
| Having everything one needs |
| Having the Space Needle outside one's bedroom window? |
| Hot summer night? |
| Hydroxyl compound |
| Indian dignitary |
| Is undecided |
| It may be tapped out |
| It means 'red' in Mongolian |
| It's played with a scrum |
| It's surrounded by beaches |
| Knockoff |
| Kofi Annan's birthplace |
| Language related to Urdu |
| Later |
| Laura Bush's alma mater, for short |
| Let know |
| Like Abner |
| Like pizza |
| Loser to D.D.E. |
| Lucille Ball or Monty Hall |
| Lyre-playing Muse |
| Mazda convertible |
| Mind |
| Minor afflictions |
| Money-raising grp. |
| More stylish |
| N.Y.C. trains overseer |
| NASA's Spirit and Opportunity? |
| New Deal power project: Abbr. |
| Nonsense syllables in a 1965 song title |
| Not taking kindly to |
| Offering |
| Opposite of all |
| Opposite of dis |
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