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| New York Times crossword of March 20th, 2003 other clues |
| Singles or doubles |
| Some art design, informally |
| Subtle reference |
| Surprise fare |
| Swimming and diving pageant |
| Time of the year |
| Trees and such |
| Trig. function |
| Turning red, maybe |
| Way back when |
| What taxis do |
| With 68-Across, something to finish with |
| With 7-Across, something to start with |
| Zero |
| ___ Brasi (Corleone hood) |
| ___-Magnon |
| 1968 British comedy 'Only When I ___' |
| 'Don't evade the question!' |
| 'Too bad!' |
| 'Uh-huh' |
| 'We've got a deal!' |
| 1989 auto debut |
| Abbr. on an order |
| All-encompassing |
| Also-ran in 2000 |
| Arctic explorer John |
| Aunt with a 'Cope Book' |
| Bagasse base, maybe |
| Bit |
| Blocks of time |
| Blouse with a sailor collar |
| Break-___ |
| Brighten up |
| Cad in 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles' |
| Callus sites |
| Chases |
| Child support? |
| Cold weather quarters |
| Comics cry |
| Côte ___ (French wine region) |
| Directed at |
| English painter John |
| Evict |
| Final stages |
| Fund, as a charity |
| Grease, briefly |
| Hot as a pistol, say |
| In advance of, in poems |
| Initials at Colo. Springs |
| It may accompany a MS. |
| Knock down |
| Largemouth or smallmouth |
| Leaning |
| Like some anesthetics |
| Like taxis at a hotel, maybe |
| Line from 'The Student Prince' |
| Little chow |
| Longines rival |
| Lunchbox item |
| Malarkey |
| Many |
| Memoranda keeper |
| Mensan highs |
| On-line business |
| Person who's well-armed? |
| Rambo-esque |
| Rock's Cream, e.g. |
| Schindler of 'Schindler's List' |
| See 1-Across |
| See 67-Across |
| Sequel letters |
| Set of principles |
| She met Rick in Paris |
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