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Title derived from "Caesar" crossword clue
T S A R
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| New York Times crossword of March 31st, 2022 other clues |
| What "should be made by filling a glass with gin, then waving it in the general direction of Italy," per Noël Coward |
| Kid-lit character with a green suit and gold crown |
| Declare |
| Midrange club |
| Award-winning Ward |
| Chess : check :: go : ___ |
| "Pretty please?" |
| Geekish |
| Fixes |
| Big name in printers |
| Now: Sp. |
| Talks up |
| Some bridge positions |
| Leader of the house band on "The Muppet Show" |
| Low-budget feature |
| Like decisions made on a dare, typically |
| "Stormy Weather" composer |
| Learn secondhand |
| Either end of a school bus? |
| Side that usually has the most supporters |
| Device used in interactive museum displays |
| What a "hamburger button" opens |
| Dedicated works |
| Reader's jotting, e.g. |
| Reader's jottings ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Fancy-pants |
| Muslim leaders |
| Bit of letter-shaped hardware |
| Most of a sugar cane |
| Thumbs-up |
| Marisa of "In the Bedroom" |
| Educator in a smock |
| Long locks |
| "A Promised Land" author, 2020 |
| Writer Sontag |
| Skim |
| Underway |
| Beat in chess |
| Sorna y Nublar, en "Jurassic Park" |
| Some salads |
| Boot |
| Figure seen on Athena's shield |
| French "equivalent" |
| Certain newspaper column |
| Gusto |
| Dot on a subway map |
| Get into trouble, in a way |
| Dissolve |
| Scan options for the claustrophobic |
| Kind of milk or sauce |
| Grassy expanse |
| Put on sale, say |
| So far |
| Densely packed, in a way |
| Under-the-sink fixture |
| Kind of zone in a city |
| ___ of war |
| Animals depicted on the Ishtar Gate |
| Rangers' domain |
| FedEx Cup organizer |
| Film composer Morricone |
| Tried something? |
| At any time |
| The blue part of blue cheese |
| Some drinking vessels |
| About .914 meters |
| Bluish hues |
| "Pow!" |
| Thoroughbred, e.g. |
| 1948 Literature Nobelist |
| Astronomer who lost part of his nose in a sword duel |
| Takes a bit off |
| Frost |
| Youngest player to score in the FIFA World Cup (age 17) |
| Classic Jumbotron shout-out |
| Two-word tribute |
| Bottle topper |
| Profession in an O'Neill title |
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