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| New York Times crossword of March 25th, 2018 other clues |
| Yahoo alternative |
| Writing in a window? |
| 'Same here' |
| 'Stars above!' |
| 'Still ___' (Julianne Moore film) |
| 'That's something ___!' |
| 'Yuck!' |
| '___ soon?' |
| 1/100 of a 43-Across |
| 180s |
| 2015 hit spinoff of 'Despicable Me' |
| Abbr. on mil. mail |
| All ___ |
| Amérique |
| Ancient, undeciphered writing system |
| Anthropomorphic king of Celesteville |
| Artistic, chatty sorts, it's said |
| Assented |
| Better now |
| Big ___ (the drug industry) |
| Bit of art pottery |
| Biter |
| Branch of Islam |
| Cable news host Melber |
| Candy brand owned by Hershey |
| Catastrophic event that can be caused by a gigantic earthquake |
| Cherry variety |
| Chipotle choice |
| College, to a Brit |
| Contest once hosted by Bob Barker |
| Crank (up) |
| Dangerous toy |
| Decisive assessment |
| Deft touch |
| Draft |
| With 59-Across, some works of Tennessee Williams |
| Word before and after 'no' |
| Manhattan part ... or a suburb near Manhattan |
| Rough shelter |
| Medieval Spanish kingdom |
| Sac fly result |
| Moment of liftoff |
| Safer alternative to paintball |
| Money in Malmö |
| Salt-N-Pepa and Ben Folds Five |
| See 71-Down |
| Nitwit |
| Sit on the throne |
| Not empirical |
| Smartphone feature |
| Not natural-looking |
| Not taken seriously? |
| Smear |
| Occupied |
| One of the Big Four accounting firms |
| Some corsage wearers |
| Ones in rocking chairs, stereotypically |
| Sometimes hard-to-find shirt opening |
| Onetime co-host of 'The View,' informally |
| Speed along |
| Only words on the front of the Great Seal of the United States |
| Sport last played in the Olympics in 1936 |
| Outbreaks |
| Outlay that cannot be recovered |
| Stag |
| Start to many bumper stickers |
| Paranoid sorts, in slang |
| Stunt at the end of a powerful performance |
| Per ___ (yearly) |
| Tempe sch |
| Placeholder letters |
| Planets like ours, in sci-fi |
| Testify |
| Plant stalk |
| Things in restaurant windows |
| Popular gaming console that sounds like two pronouns |
| Tiniest change |
| Preface to a heart-to-heart conversation |
| Tony who won a Tony for 'Angels in America' |
| Pretty cool, in slang |
| Towel fabric |
| Print ad come-on |
| Trivia fodder |
| Pushes back |
| Vintage film channel |
| Qtrly. check recipient, maybe |
| R&B singer with the hits 'So Sick' and 'Mad' |
| Voyager |
| Was awesome |
| Rakes in |
| 'Mamma Mia!' setting |
| Wasn't kidding about |
| Ready ... or red, maybe |
| Really fresh |
| Relatives of asters |
| 'Fer sher' |
| 'I got the check' |
| 'It's a deal!' |
| Response to a surprising claim |
| 'Keep movin'!' |
| Response to pointing out a resemblance between two people |
| Riddle-me-___ |
| 'Let's keep this between us' |
| Rios, e.g |
| Drunkard |
| E.M.T.'s training |
| End of a George Washington address? |
| Folds, as a business |
| French painter of ballerinas |
| Funny |
| Gchats, e.g |
| Go back on one's word? |
| Goody |
| Government policy chief |
| Grand Lodge group |
| Grp. of connected computers |
| Hannah who coined the phrase 'the banality of evil' |
| Headed for |
| Headstone inits |
| Herculean act |
| Hollywood labor groups |
| How Hercule Poirot likes to address Hastings |
| How someone in awe might describe himself |
| Hubbub |
| Hue lighter than lime |
| If you're lucky |
| Immigrants' class, for short |
| In a light manner |
| Info for a chauffeur, perhaps |
| Informal assent |
| Injunction |
| International conglomerate whose name means 'three stars' |
| Intl. Rescue Committee, e.g |
| It's a long story |
| Its hub at J.F.K. was designed by Eero Saarinen |
| Largest city in the Baltics |
| Legal vowelless Scrabble play |
| Like St. Augustine, among all U.S. cities |
| Makes reference (to) |
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