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New York Times crossword of March 4th, 2016 other clues
'Janie's Got ___' (1989 Aerosmith hit)
'Kate Plus 8' airer
1943 Churchill conference site
'The Jungle Book' wolf
Aida in 'Aida,' e.g
Almond ___ (candy)
Atlanta train system
Author Chinua Achebe, by birth
Back-to-back hits
Be short
Bert's sister in children's literature
Catch
Cincinnati athlete
Comic who said 'I open my eyes, remember who I am, what I'm like, and I just go 'Ugh''
Computer programmer
Consumables often described with a percentage
Country music's ___ Brown Band
Country with the King Hamad Highway
Dandy headpieces
Digs
Dives
Drink often served chilled
Early customer of Boeing
End of a Hemingway title
Excessively harsh
First in a historical trio
Fleck on the banjo
Go preceder
Harmless slitherer
Here today, gone tomorrow
King or queen
Latin grammar case: Abbr
Like the cities Yazd and Shiraz
Master
Muscle used in bench-pressing
NASA part: Abbr
New Deal org
Northeast sch. in the Liberty League
Not too awful
Old Testament kingdom
One involved in a pyramid scheme?
One who can see right through you?
Outlaws
Philadelphia train system
Photographic memory or perfect pitch, e.g
Player of Cleopatra in 'Two Nights With Cleopatra'
Politico with the 2007 autobiography 'Promises to Keep'
Pope John Paul II's first name
Put back on
Quite different
Rather caricatured
Record six-time N.B.A. M.V.P
See 63-Down
Shoshone relatives
Simple dance
Some email pics
Something that's knitted
Spill everything
Suffix with meth-
Things that may be blown
Transport method usually used in the winter
Trio abroad
Trio in Greek myth
Understanding responses
Unsightly spots
Useful thing to keep on hand?
Was out
Weightlessness
Who had a #1 hit with 'Toot Toot Tootsie (Goo'bye)'
With 68-Across, end of a Hemingway title
Worker on London's Savile Row

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