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| New York Times crossword of March 19th, 2021 other clues |
| Sandwich originally named the Aristocrat |
| Trans-Siberian Railway hub |
| Symbol of royalty in ancient Egypt |
| "This has gotta be a trick, but ..." |
| Tom and Jerry, e.g. |
| Heavily populated urban complex |
| Sign |
| What many have received in history, for short |
| Staging and design, to a dramaturge |
| Director Anderson |
| City that's been home to four N.F.L. franchises |
| Gaudy and cheap |
| Bit of time |
| Liberal |
| Rap, per old-school rappers |
| Mistifies? |
| Candies shaped like truncated cones |
| Blow away |
| Relax |
| Nick, say |
| Water-softening compound |
| Something you can count on? |
| Certain frontline workers: Abbr. |
| Just beyond the visible spectrum |
| Night ___ |
| Output from a bass |
| Manhattan strip synonymous with the golden age of American songwriting |
| As |
| Relief from a leaf |
| Stir in |
| Lean |
| Score at the half? |
| Fail spectacularly |
| ___ effect, bias toward products that consumers assemble themselves |
| Comic's repertoire |
| Grammy winner for 2001's "Lady Marmalade" |
| What's the trouble? |
| Shut up |
| Wind up on the pitch? |
| Flier's accumulation |
| Tours abroad, say |
| Journalist Ronald whose book "The Bureau" identified Deep Throat as W. Mark Felt |
| "Fare thee well!" |
| Like Morocco and the Maldives, religiously |
| Reminds, in a way |
| Groovy things you can groove to? |
| Parts of ears from the Latin for "snail" |
| More charming |
| Play it ___ |
| Victor in France, once |
| Places to bear witness? |
| Holiday times |
| Partner "4 lyfe" |
| Mississippi's De ___ National Forest |
| Consensus from a bloc |
| It breathes well |
| Squeeze (out) |
| Cast down |
| It's a rap |
| Served raw |
| Just hate |
| Head-to-toe garment |
| Audibly |
| Position |
| Sheer fabric |
| Angled piece |
| Flat facility |
| 2018 Literature Nobelist Tokarczuk |
| Sort (through) |
| Lovett of country music |
| Switzerland's ___ Léman |
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