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New York Times crossword of March 19th, 2001 other clues
'Alas!'
'Antiques Roadshow' shower
'Charlotte's ___'
'The Dukes of Hazzard' spinoff
Actress Laura
Admiral's org.
Ancient Peruvians
Angry
Arizona Indian
Backboard attachment
Beasts of burden
Before, in poetry
Coffee before bedtime
Composer Bartok
Declare openly
Delight, slangily
Disembowel
Dog food brand
Duck's home
Duffer's cry
Egyptian peninsula
Family girl
Fettuccine, e.g.
Fix, in a way
For what ___ worth
Freshly
G-man's org.
Greek vowel
Hunted animals
Increases
Introduction to physics?
It has a ball at the circus
Jockey's whip
Kills, in mob slang
Kind of acid
Lefty
Librarian's motto, perhaps
Light source
Like some colognes
Likely
Limits of achievement
Manager's catchphrase
Many an interstate
Memorable mission
Mexican moolah
Muse of lyric poetry
Neck hair
One that's armed and dangerous?
One who prays to Vishnu
Oohed and ___
Opposite of non
Oscar winner Guinness
Ottawa's prov.
PC alternative
Personifies
Poll that's just for fun
Potato chip accompanier
Pres. Charlton Heston's group
Rick's love, in 'Casablanca'
Sandwich seller
Saying about romance
Simba, for one
Soft ball material
Strike down
Swindle
Tennis great Arthur
Terminus
They're integrated into microchips
Towering over
TV manufacturer
Walkie-talkie word
When said three times, a 1970 war film
Wrestling win
Yeggs' targets
Yield
Zigzag movement
___ Major

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