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New York Times crossword of March 19th, 2007 other clues
'Without further ___ ...'
Accustom to hardship
Adjust one's sights
Append
Ballpark fig.
Basic course for a future M.D.
Beaded counter
Blockheads
BMW competitor
Butter alternative
Chance, at cards
Chess pieces
Colors, as Easter eggs
Comic Caesar
Compass part
Cure-___ (panaceas)
David Sedaris's comic sister
Designer Lauren
Dietetic
Dr. Seuss's '___ Hears a Who'
Explorer Sir Francis
Film director Jean-___ Godard
Fraud
French cleric
Genie's home
Gillette ___ Plus
Gives the green light
Goatee site
Golfer Palmer, familiarly
Host of a Friars Club event
How most mail goes nowadays
Jazz's Hancock or Mann
Like some committees
Lunch counter sandwich, for short
Mideast export
Most common craps roll
Multivolume Brit. reference
Muscle mag photos
New Year's ___
Novelist Ambler
One way to fall in love
Pesto ingredient
Pizzeria fixture
Places to get quick money, quickly
Poet Ogden
Poet Whitman
Prefix with god
Privation
Raggedy ___ (dolls)
Really or truly, e.g.: Abbr.
Roman 700
Said aloud
Satan, with 'the'
Senators Kennedy and Stevens
Sentry's command
Shallowest of the Great Lakes
Sinuous Mideast entertainer
Springsteen's 'Born in the ___'
Stead
Stratagems
Tara plantation family
Tediously didactic
The 'A' in DNA
Theater district
Throw in the towel
To be, in old Rome
Vibes
Voting group
Wal-Mart founder Walton
Whopper
WWW addresses
Yahoo! or AOL offering
Yield
Z ___ zebra
___ carte
___ forth (et cetera)
___ hand (help)

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