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Part of the brain that controls involuntary functions crossword clue
M E D U L L A
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| New York Times crossword of March 12th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Bill & ___ Excellent Adventure' |
| 'Check out the Argentine soccer star!'? |
| 'Lovergirl' singer ___ Marie |
| 'Pencils down!' |
| 'Put that Southern state on next month's agenda'? |
| 'Shoot!' |
| 'The Persistence of Memory' artist |
| 'What else could it be?!' |
| 'What happened next?' |
| '___ where they ain't' |
| 1943 conference site |
| 1945 battle site, informally |
| 1993 film that garnered Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress Oscars |
| 2000s TV hit set in Baltimore |
| 2005 horror sequel |
| 2018 Super Bowl number |
| 500, e.g |
| A cross might be given for it |
| A.A.A. and B.B.B |
| Attractions for bees |
| Auric Goldfinger, to James Bond |
| Baltic Sea feeder |
| Billiards feature |
| Bit of bar food |
| Brandy fruit |
| Broadway star Rivera |
| Camry competitor |
| Capital of Yemen |
| Centers of early development |
| Chest protectors |
| Christmas song contraction |
| Color in 'America the Beautiful' |
| Comedian Smirnoff |
| Coming up |
| Commotions |
| Compact |
| Composer who taught Beethoven |
| Curtain fabric |
| Diving equipment co-invented by Jacques Cousteau |
| Do to do |
| Dreaded comment on a returned exam |
| Ending with chick |
| Eskimo-___ languages |
| Exercitation |
| Exodus |
| First African-American to win a Best Actor Oscar |
| Fisher of fashion |
| Follow |
| Formation fliers |
| French ice cream flavorer |
| Go off course |
| Gossip |
| Grp. in the Oscar-winning documentary 'Citizenfour' |
| Grp. that might have a launch party |
| Guinness entry |
| Heavenly |
| Held in reserve |
| Hour in the graveyard shift |
| Internet ___ (what we live in) |
| Invites across the threshold |
| Is unobliged to |
| Island chain? |
| It's inescapable |
| Jai ___ |
| Jostle |
| Kunis of 'Black Swan' |
| Lead-in to boy or girl |
| Leave thunderstruck |
| Lessener |
| Like a fired Broadway star? |
| Like some wedding cakes and stadiums |
| Minuscule, informally |
| Moor |
| Move, informally |
| Natural history museum exhibits, for short |
| New York : The Big Apple :: ___ : The Big Guava |
| Nice piece of change |
| Numbskull |
| One in a crowd at a bookstore? |
| Pain in the neck |
| Panama, e.g.: Abbr |
| Pawn |
| Picture of health, in brief? |
| Playing a fifth N.F.L. period, say |
| Plays without a break |
| Pooh's pal |
| Popular landscaping plants |
| Puzzle inventor Rubik |
| Queen topper |
| Race pace |
| Real hoot |
| Really bother |
| Reds, Blues or Browns |
| Reformed barbarian? |
| Road to the Forum, e.g |
| Romanian currency |
| Romantic liaison |
| Schedule position |
| Setting for many Stephen King novels |
| Shared with, as a story |
| Short, for short |
| Shout from an arm waver |
| Small handful |
| Soldier, for one |
| Some sporty cars |
| South American greeting |
| Spoils, in a way |
| Start of a marital spat? |
| Start to practice? |
| Stuck |
| Stuffy-sounding |
| Suffix with nod- |
| Sulk |
| Supermodel Bündchen |
| Sweaty, irritable rabbit? |
| Target of a 1972 ban |
| Tense |
| The 2000s, with 'the' |
| They may have many chapters |
| They're always tired |
| Ticked off |
| Tivoli's Villa d'___ |
| Total |
| Turnaround too tempting to pass up? |
| Undercover operation |
| Unpopular baby name |
| Vocal quavers |
| Wand wielder |
| Wear and tear |
| What a male babysitter may sport? |
| What'll feed everyone at a tailgate party? |
| Where kids get creative in school |
| Winter hrs. in Vail |
| World Cup chant |
| ___ volente (God willing) |
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