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Smaller parts making up a larger whole ... with a hint to the six groups of shaded squares in this puzzle crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 31st, 2021 other clues |
| Becomes less important by comparison |
| Newspaper unit |
| "The Garden of Earthly Delights" painter |
| Bitcoin, e.g. |
| Hubbubs |
| Bear who sings "The Bare Necessities" in a 1967 Disney film |
| City near St. Petersburg |
| Bellyache |
| Benjamin Franklin is depicted on the first U.S. one (1847) |
| Virtuoso |
| "C'mon, open the door!" |
| 1990s supermodel with a palindromic name |
| Like regular exercise and happiness, per research |
| Put one's trust in |
| Fill to the gills |
| 43rd prez |
| Mrs., on Majorca |
| Japanese salad herb |
| Pint-size |
| Something to believe in |
| Brand of knives touted in classic infomercials |
| 2006 Winter Olympics host |
| Diamond stat |
| Dance move that went from trendy to cringey in the 2010s |
| Heracles, to Zeus |
| Stitch's pal, in film |
| "Two thumbs up!" |
| Key of Beethoven's Ninth |
| Above-the-knee skirt |
| Brown loaf with an earthy taste |
| Pet rocks, once |
| They turn litmus paper red |
| Stead |
| Part of a political convention roll call |
| Checks out, in a way |
| Thingy |
| Satirist ___ Baron Cohen |
| Singer John whose middle name is Hercules |
| Food for a sea urchin |
| Company behind the first microprocessor |
| Potpourri pieces |
| Tree that's a favorite of giraffes |
| Bemoan |
| Paranormal power, for short |
| Thin-layered sedimentary rock |
| Covenant |
| One who raised Cain |
| Wounded by a bull, say |
| Catches sight of |
| Tiny ammo |
| Like some breakfast cereals |
| Emphatic two-pointer |
| Going places? |
| "Heaven forbid!" |
| Sidled (along) |
| "Fresh Air" broadcaster |
| French military headwear |
| Use, as dishes |
| Conflict that ended at 11:00 on 11/11 |
| Crooked |
| Slip past |
| Swelled heads |
| Food-spoiling bacterium |
| Like Sodom and Gomorrah |
| Abraham Lincoln, for one |
| Modern lead-in to -grammer |
| ___ hop (swing era dance) |
| Not a happy face |
| Put two and two together? |
| Mayim who played Amy Farrah Fowler on "The Big Bang Theory" |
| "Believe it or not ..." |
| Abhor |
| Herculean undertaking |
| Many a smartphone recording |
| Far from original |
| Soccer great with a statue in Buenos Aires |
| Topple (over) |
| Posterior |
| Nine-digit ID, in brief |
| Shade of brown |
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