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Rick with the 1976 #1 hit 'Disco Duck' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 14th, 2007 other clues |
| '... ___ he drove out of sight' |
| 'Hold your horses!' |
| 'Mefistofele' soprano |
| 'Wheel of Fortune' option |
| 007 and others: Abbr. |
| 1972 Broadway musical |
| A couple CBS spinoffs |
| Action to an ante |
| Animal with striped legs |
| Area |
| Artery inserts |
| Barracks artwork, perhaps |
| Beelike |
| Book part |
| Broad valley |
| Brownback and Obama, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Camera feature |
| Captain's announcement, for short |
| Colonial figure with 46-Across |
| Disney fish |
| Drains |
| Editorial |
| Enlighten |
| Enterprise crewman |
| Europe/Asia border river |
| Evening, in ads |
| Evict |
| Feet per second, e.g. |
| French artist Odilon ___ |
| Gain ___ |
| Grape for winemaking |
| Greek peak |
| Idiots |
| It gets bigger at night |
| Italian range |
| Jam |
| Japanese city bombed in W.W. II |
| Keg necessity |
| Leaning |
| Letter feature |
| Many a webcast |
| March 14, to mathematicians |
| Mastodon trap |
| Medical procedure, in brief |
| Metal giant |
| Mexican mouse catcher |
| Misbehave |
| More pleased |
| Mushroom, for one |
| Nevada's state tree |
| Offspring |
| Patient wife of Sir Geraint |
| Pen |
| Pirate or Padre, briefly |
| Poker champion Ungar |
| Powder, e.g. |
| Preen |
| Prefix with surgery |
| Religious artwork |
| Rhône feeder |
| River to the Ligurian Sea |
| Sedative |
| See 21-Down |
| Self-medicating excessively |
| Settles in |
| Single-dish meal |
| Stealthy fighters |
| Stove feature |
| Suffix with launder |
| Surface again, as a road |
| Symphony or sonata |
| Treated with disdain |
| Tucked away |
| Unfortunate |
| Vice president after Hubert |
| Yegg's targets |
| ___ St. Louis, Ill. |
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