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D A T E
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| New York Times crossword of March 6th, 2005 other clues |
| 'As You Like It' lass |
| 'China Beach' star Dana |
| 'Good Times' matron portrayer |
| 1910's heavyweight champ Willard |
| 45 alternatives |
| About |
| Air mover |
| Alchemist's life prolonger |
| All ___ |
| Ally of the Missouri, once |
| Alternative to 50-Across |
| Apple-polishers' perches? |
| Attach, as a patch |
| Bar with two screw threads |
| Beach on the Costa del Sol |
| Beneficiary |
| Big name in fake fat |
| Boutros-Ghali's successor |
| Brecht's sometime collaborator |
| Brought forth |
| Browbeating sleepyhead? |
| Bucko |
| Camembert alternative |
| Cease, imperatively |
| Celebrity biographer Hawes |
| City near Le Havre |
| Complete in every respect |
| Completely repress |
| Cover anew, as a plot |
| Cross-referencing word |
| Crowning achievement |
| Deny oneself |
| Dis-tressed |
| Diva ___ Te Kanawa |
| Dog that's up on the latest fashions? |
| Dom DeLuise comedy |
| Duel units |
| Dull-colored |
| E. F. Hutton, e.g. |
| El ___, Calif. |
| Exile isle |
| Extent of damage |
| Features of some cameos |
| Field protector |
| Film score composer Morricone |
| Florida's ___ National Forest |
| FRENCH WINES |
| Goes down |
| Goes down |
| Good season for kite-flying? |
| Gossipy squibs |
| Gratifies |
| Greeting from a dwarf? |
| Halfhearted |
| Have something at home |
| In the manner of |
| Is laid up |
| It can knock people out |
| It may be blind |
| It rises when you get a raise |
| It's temporarily in |
| Ivy League team |
| Just barely, after 'by' |
| Kingklip catchers |
| Lab tube |
| Lasting aftereffects |
| Late name in Mideast politics |
| Listing |
| Lord's worker |
| Low islands |
| Lower abdomens? |
| Lulu of a predicament? |
| Makarova of tennis |
| Make gender-neutral |
| Meanies' miens |
| Meaningful little cough |
| Memo abbr. |
| Midshipman's counterpart |
| More than a handful |
| Movie with the Oscar-nominated song 'Papa, Can You Hear Me?' |
| Mr. Miniver, in 'Mrs. Miniver' |
| Mrs. Jock Ewing |
| Nada |
| Near Eastern port |
| Noise that Emily Post wouldn't approve of |
| Not bright |
| Not working |
| Nuanced |
| Oblique |
| Ocean liners? |
| Oft-replaced part |
| Pascal or newton |
| Penn Station inits. |
| Performer with a balancing act |
| Picket provokers |
| Pivot |
| Play interrupter |
| Playwright Capek |
| Pleasantly sweet |
| Practice, pugilistically |
| Preattack tactic |
| Price fixer |
| Prison punishment |
| Resolved |
| Revolutionary War patriot Putnam |
| Run |
| Rush attraction |
| See 17-Down |
| Sell online |
| Shark's place |
| Sherman served with him |
| Slivovitz or kirsch? |
| Small wood |
| Sorry souls |
| Stereotypical lab assistant |
| Superhero's transformation word |
| Supermodel Bündchen |
| Symbols of safe passage |
| The blahs |
| The Capris' 'There's ___ Out Tonight' |
| Thick foam on beer? |
| Tightened, in a way |
| Time on end |
| Tone down |
| Totally eliminate |
| Treat like dirt |
| Trough site |
| Tub-thumped |
| Two-pointers? |
| Unfamiliar |
| Valentine for Valéry |
| W-2 ID |
| Wagonfuls of feathers? |
| Welfare payments, e.g. |
| Went up |
| With 54-Down, a derby, e.g. |
| XXX part |
| Yes, in Yokohama |
| ___ Spiegel (German magazine) |
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