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| New York Times crossword of March 3rd, 2011 other clues |
| 'Don Juan' division |
| 'Starpeace' recorder, 1985 |
| 'The Scandalized Masks' painter |
| 1940 Henry Fonda role |
| Act independently |
| Argument |
| Bagel flavor |
| Big Apple read: Abbr. |
| Bollywood queens |
| Boon |
| Botch |
| Break down |
| Bygone flier |
| Captain James of the high seas |
| Cart track, e.g. |
| Certain tense: Abbr. |
| Chemical suffix |
| Class |
| Come and go, e.g. |
| Conflate |
| Coolness |
| Cotton ___ |
| Creature with a dewlap |
| Drink suffix |
| Either of the two presidents who also served as a 17-Across from 62-Across |
| Expensive seating area |
| Food sometimes eaten with a small fork |
| Formerly |
| Gilbert ___, author of 'A Void,' a 290-page novel without the letter E |
| Have victory within one's grasp |
| High-spirited |
| Introduction to a Spanish count? |
| It starts in March: Abbr. |
| It's rich in sugar |
| Jipijapa, e.g. |
| Kicked in |
| Kind of shot |
| Kind of shot |
| Land |
| Language known to native speakers as 'gjuho shqipe' |
| League: Abbr. |
| Long time |
| Macduff rebuff |
| Mobile-to-Huntsville dir. |
| One in a mob scene? |
| Other, to Orozco |
| Overflow with |
| Passport, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Performed a cadenza, e.g. |
| Plague |
| Produce |
| Publisher's department |
| Ranch closing? |
| Real-life character in the 1950 western 'Broken Arrow' |
| Reminiscent of |
| Rock bottom |
| Sandpaperish |
| Santo Domingo greeting |
| See 39-Across |
| See 39-Across |
| Shot that's hard to miss |
| Some blankets |
| Start of many a blog comment |
| Subject of a sailor's weather maxim |
| Target of many a shot |
| The '5' in '6-5,' e.g. |
| Things wrapped in foil |
| Timberwolves and the like |
| Try to hit |
| Warrant, with 'to' |
| Wife in O'Neill's 'Desire Under the Elms' |
| Winter time |
| Year the first Tour de France was held |
| ___ Fox |
| ___ Quested, 'A Passage to India' woman |
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