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| New York Times crossword of March 20th, 2014 other clues |
| Two in Toledo |
| Uncovered |
| Vegetable rich in calcium and vitamin K |
| Velázquez's '___ Meninas' |
| What you might get for a party nowadays |
| When repeated, a nursery rhyme call |
| Where Maria and the Captain have their first kiss in 'The Sound of Music' |
| Young brothers' band |
| ___ gland |
| - |
| 'A Clockwork Orange' protagonist |
| 'Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox,' e.g |
| '___ over' |
| - |
| - |
| - |
| 1/16 of a 17-Across |
| 1977 W.W. II film ['Get lost!] |
| 6 Series cars |
| Actress Stapleton |
| Alias |
| Alternative to a game hen |
| Amherst and Orono, for two ['Get up!'] |
| Ask for a biscuit, say |
| Assigned position |
| Blood |
| Brazzaville inhabitants |
| Buster Brown's dog |
| Campus area |
| Cleveland was one in Buffalo |
| Clodhopper |
| Concession |
| Cousin of 'Olé!' |
| Covers |
| Economy-size container |
| Eric who wrote 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' |
| Explorer with a friend named Boots |
| First word of 'Huckleberry Finn' |
| First word of 'Richard III' |
| Fit for a king |
| Founded |
| Gloomy, in poetry |
| Golden rule word |
| Gripping read ['Get back!'] |
| Have a dip |
| Hiss cause |
| In front of, old-style |
| Leave scoreless |
| Like cherry-flavored things |
| Lop off |
| Make public |
| Makes pay, in a bad way |
| Mall cop weapon |
| Mingle |
| More like sailors' talk, stereotypically |
| Name series condenser |
| New York City's ___ Place |
| Nickname for Anaheim's Angel Stadium |
| Oil containers ['Get down!'] |
| One passing a gate |
| Perspective provider |
| Pole connector |
| Presented prominently |
| Press |
| Prominent feminist blog |
| See 15-Across |
| Slight |
| Slowly |
| Spanish starters |
| Speak to the people? |
| Stage in a Ph.D. program |
| Stuck together |
| Subjects of some 911 calls |
| Suffix with mob |
| Super bargain |
| Superb, in slang |
| Tasteless stuff |
| The opposing side |
| Those with no problem getting in |
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