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Let me guess, you have been playing New York Times crossword and got stuck on the clue The Gem City, so-called because of its sparkling lake.
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The Gem City, so-called because of its sparkling lake crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 2nd, 2016 other clues |
| Muscular Japanese dog |
| Orchard Field, today |
| Original 'King Kong' studio |
| Pasta, apparently? |
| Philip Morris brand |
| Politician in charge of pasta? |
| President Chaim Weizmann was on its first flight |
| Reunion attendee, briefly |
| Search all over |
| Setting for the highest-grossing movie of 1939 |
| Show exhaustion |
| Some postgrad degrees |
| Some used cars, informally |
| Something to kick or break |
| Sotheby's collection |
| Spring blooms |
| Still in the running |
| Stink to high heaven |
| Tank unit |
| There are three for motion |
| Tiny amount |
| Went on a tirade |
| White House policy chief |
| Word said with a handshake |
| Wow |
| Yield, as interest |
| ___ Moines |
| ___-Drive, popular light-powered watch |
| 1996 Gwyneth Paltrow title role |
| 'Am I my brother's keeper?' brother |
| 'Angels We Have Heard on High,' e.g |
| 'Beg pardon ...' |
| 'This won't hurt ___!' |
| 12-point type |
| Be in hock |
| Beach resort locales |
| British poet/critic Sitwell |
| Broken, as a bronco |
| Bullring cheer |
| Cap material? |
| Card game with pasta for stakes? |
| Cat's seat, maybe |
| Certain sax |
| Circus horn honker |
| Clobber with snowballs, say |
| Comfy shoe |
| Corrida combatant |
| Cotton candy, mostly |
| Court figures, briefly |
| Daughter of 15-Across |
| Dessert item that was clued as 'Mountain: Comb. form' in old crosswords |
| Dice tosses |
| Donald Trump catchword |
| Early anesthetic |
| Ending with second or upper |
| Expunge |
| Filled with cargo |
| Foe of the taxi industry |
| George whose name is a lead-in to 'film' |
| Greek figure on many a trophy |
| H H H |
| Hang in there |
| Help in a heist |
| Hole maker |
| Hunter who wrote 'The Blackboard Jungle' |
| In the same way |
| Job at which one excels |
| Jules Verne captain |
| King noted for saying 'How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is / To have a thankless child!' |
| Knight's mount |
| Latvia's capital |
| Like a neat bed |
| Looked slack-jawed |
| Lover boy |
| Means of transportation in 'Cinderella' |
| Mentally together |
| Muppet who speaks in a falsetto |
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