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When a sandbar may appear above the waterline crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 10th, 2016 other clues |
| 'Ah, well' |
| 'Sounds right' |
| 'Antenna' |
| 'Jeez!' |
| 'O.K., you caught me' |
| 'Taking you places' network |
| 'Will it play in ___?' |
| 1999 Ron Howard satire |
| Adriatic port |
| Andre who wrote 'Open: An Autobiography' |
| Answer to the old riddle 'What's round on the ends and high in the middle?' |
| Attack |
| Based on deduction rather than experience |
| Big cat in Narnia |
| Blue material |
| Bugs, e.g. ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Dancer Charisse |
| Did a cobbler's job on |
| Donizetti's lady of Lammermoor |
| Emphatic follower of yes or no |
| Evolved |
| Exchange at the altar |
| F.D.A.-banned weight-loss supplement |
| Former British P.M. Douglas-Home |
| Former C.I.A. director Panetta |
| Former communications corp |
| Foxx of 'Sanford and Son' |
| French writer who co-founded the newspaper Combat |
| Gunning |
| Had too much ecstasy, for short? |
| Hawaiian bowlful |
| Head motion |
| How contracts are signed |
| In: Fr |
| It covers the globe |
| It holds 5,148 potential flushes |
| It's inclined to provide entertainment for kids |
| Item often kept with cuff links |
| Jackie O's man |
| Jai ___ |
| John Donne poem with a line starting 'It suck'd me first ...' |
| Lewis who voiced Lamb Chop |
| Longtime subscriber, maybe |
| Marxist exhortation to 'workers of the world' |
| Mounts |
| Mufti |
| N.B.A. div |
| Not much |
| Old jalopy |
| Old Olds |
| One side of a diner? |
| Overplays one's role |
| Pasture |
| Perform some millwork |
| Polar bear habitat |
| Pro vote |
| Proficient, computerwise |
| Pronoun in 'America the Beautiful' |
| Put on a pedestal |
| Put on a pedestal |
| Ring master's org |
| Rolls for dogs |
| Saskatchewan native |
| Sent a dupe email to |
| Shade of bleu |
| Shelley's 'To a Skylark,' for one |
| Smoldered with rage |
| Soft shoe, for short |
| Spanish uncle |
| Subject of medical research since the 1980s |
| The drink's on me |
| Up to |
| Wait-'em-out strategy |
| Where Dodge City is: Abbr |
| Wind-blown |
| Young fox |
| ___ fixe |
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