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March 11th 2004 New York Times crossword answers

Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 11th 2004) clues of New York Times crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 72 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Architect Saarinen
Architecture critic Huxtable and others
BLUES
Bowl features, for short
Broadcast
Carry ___ (sing on pitch)
Cartoonist Drake
Certain Protestant
Conflict
Cut short
Cyclist
Dentist's advice
Digital data
Director of exercises, in brief
Flat tire indicator
Floral envelope parts
Give a waiver
Group known for pranks, in short
Head of Hollywood
High points
Host
I.C.U. test
Infinite
Inlets
It comes from une tête
Item thrown on a barbecue
Kind of mark
Knife brand
Library holding
Lots
Low digits
Make attractive requests?
Marina sight
Marking on an old MIG
Miss. neighbor
Oil holder
Once-popular street liners
Opposite of vote down
Part
Precede
Pregame ritual
Produce
QB's gains
Region famous for the blues
Round part
Santa's wife?
Scoop holder
Showy bloom
Some degs.
Stamp
Steer elsewhere
Team subset
Telephone trio
They get into jams
Understand
Unfamiliar
Utility's advice to an excavator?
Western Australia's capital
Whence the line 'Thy word is a lamp unto my feet'
Word in many business names
Writer Murdoch
Yank, e.g.
___ Ski Valley (western resort)
___ Vista
'... And God Created Woman' star, 1956
'Phooey!'
1984 Peace Nobelist
'The Scarlet Letter' woman
'The Egg ___'
1970's-80's singer Vannelli
A ___ apple
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