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New York Times crossword of March 29th, 2017 other clues
''Twasn't me' and others
'Darn it!'
'Honey wine'
+: Abbr
1974 hit with Spanish lyrics
A dance, or a dip
Admit ___
Aromatic additive to natural gas
Board hiree, for short
C.T.A. transports
Camera named for a goddess
Censure publicly
Cock-a-___ (dog breed)
Crash-probing agcy
Crisis time, for some ... or a hint to each of the circled words
Criticism, informally
Detox, say
Dim bulb
Dogie catchers
Dorm V.I.P.s
Exchange
Fathers and sons
Female pen pal, maybe
Game for dummies?
Gets in trouble, in a way
Glimpse
Gushes
Hamlet's killer
In one piece
Indian royal
It's an honour: Abbr
J. E. B. Stuart's superior in the Civil War
Jayhawks' home: Abbr
Joe Biden, for 36 yrs
John Irving title hero
Label rarely seen on silk garments
Lakeside furniture item
Laudatory piece
Lay off
Leather often treated to look like morocco
Like many Poe tales
Literature Nobelist Morrison
Make a snarling sound
N.L. East city
Needing scratching
OPEC, e.g
Oven feature
Peanut butter choice
Prelude to a deal
Really angry
Recess game
Rudy's coach in 'Rudy'
SEAL's org
Sharpshooter's asset
Sierra and Acadia vehicles
Simoleon
Snaky character
So-called missing link
Spike, as punch
Splits in half
Stays under the radar
Teutonic turndown
Things that power Teslas
Thus far
Tree with triangular nuts
Typo, e.g
Went bonkers
Wide-screen movie format
Wooley who sang 'The Purple People Eater'
Words heard in 24-Across, maybe
Year the Korean War began
[OMG!]
___-Free (contact lens solution)

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