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| New York Times crossword of March 21st, 2010 other clues |
| Frist's successor as Senate majority leader |
| Funnywoman Sedaris |
| General on a menu |
| German street |
| Goes from walk to trot and trot to gallop? |
| Gold-certified debut album of Debbie Harry |
| Greeting of respect |
| Group defeated in '65 |
| Hair care brand since 1931 |
| Haul |
| Hitch up with |
| Houlihan player on TV |
| House add-ons |
| Illuminates a Halloween display? |
| Ingredient in furniture polishes |
| Insurance holder's burden |
| International food company based in Paris |
| It borders the Atl. |
| It includes a sect. of logic games |
| Its HQ are in Austria, which isn't a member |
| James who was C.I.A. director under Clinton |
| Japanese volcano |
| Jump #1 in a triple jump |
| Kia model |
| Knowledgeable on arcane details of a subject |
| Ky. neighbor |
| Less mellow |
| Lever in a trunk |
| Lighter of the Olympic flame in Atlanta |
| Like some emotions |
| Maids a-milking in a Christmas song, e.g. |
| Make ___ of |
| Makes drugs easier to swallow? |
| Manages to grab some bullfight attire? |
| Melville work |
| Solve, in British slang |
| Strokes |
| Substandard |
| Swab |
| Teaches a ceramics class? |
| Tend to a hole |
| The 'her' in the lyric 'I met her in a club down in old Soho' |
| The blond Monkee |
| U.K. reference |
| Unable to decide |
| Visit |
| Vote in Versailles |
| Wardrobes |
| Where Haiku is |
| Whole |
| Word-processing acronym |
| Zoo home for gibbons |
| ___ admin |
| ___ buco |
| ___ facto |
| ___' Pea |
| 'Onward!,' in Italy |
| 'All systems ___' |
| 'Chiquitita' group |
| 'Eldorado' poet |
| 'Like, totally cool!' |
| 'M*A*S*H' prop |
| 'Some Like ___' |
| 'The Clan of the Cave Bear' heroine |
| 'The Five Orange Pips' sleuth |
| 'The Open Window' writer |
| 'Was ___ blame?' |
| 'You're on!' |
| 45-degree wedge |
| Albatross |
| Any member of 4-Down |
| Be that as it may |
| Bee: Prefix |
| Beguiled, maybe |
| Bend for Baryshnikov |
| Big do |
| Big production company in 1950s-'60s TV |
| Big snafu |
| Book after Chronicles |
| Brainiac's put-down |
| Bridge declaration |
| Bulwark |
| Calms |
| Carrier whose name means 'skyward' |
| Casual top |
| Change south of the border |
| Chow |
| Closely follows secret banking information? |
| Coach Parseghian |
| Colorful bird |
| Common place for a pull |
| Constitution in D.C., e.g. |
| Crack, in a way |
| Cry from one who just got the joke |
| D.C. V.I.P. |
| Dietary restriction |
| Doesn't quite go straight |
| Dutch construction |
| Eighty-sixes |
| Election problem |
| Evaluate |
| Fast times? |
| First of all? |
| Flinch, say |
| Founder of New York's Public Theater |
| Free Tibet, e.g. |
| Mexican state south of Veracruz |
| Michael Jackson film, with 'The' |
| Monitors food orders to go? |
| Music Appreciation 101, perhaps |
| N.F.L. linemen: Abbr. |
| Narrator in Kerouac's 'On the Road' |
| Natural |
| Not easily stirred |
| Not-quite-ankle-length skirts |
| One of the Beverly Hillbillies |
| One of two by Liszt |
| Ones promoting brand awareness? |
| Only man to win both a Nobel Prize and an Oscar |
| Oodles |
| Outline clearly |
| Parts of many celebrations |
| Piscivorous flier |
| Potentially going into screen saver mode |
| Pour on the love |
| Pre-euro coin |
| Prepares to play Scrabble? |
| Procter & Gamble laundry brand |
| Puts hats on display? |
| Recording engineer, sometimes |
| S-curve |
| S-s-s-subject of a 1918 hit song |
| S.A.S.E., e.g. |
| San Diego's region, for short |
| Santa's traditional home, to some |
| Sealy competitor |
| Seven-card melds |
| Shortly |
| Skeevy sort |
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