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The Sunday Crossword by Evan Birnholz crossword of March 28th, 2021 other clues
Brand in the potato chips aisle
Caregivers in med. centers
Reply from a pen pal?
Joel Coen's brother
Emotion evoked by the radio broadcast of "The War of the Worlds"
Jared with an Oscar for "Dallas Buyers Club"
Younger brother of Lucy van Pelt
Provides with a cover and padding
Like the phrase "brand spanking new," ironically
Swindlers' targets
"Yeah, sure"
Joe Schmo
Org. with members who have won green jackets
D.C.-to-Boston train service
Device for locating sunken objects
Columnist's space
Unpleasantly bitter
Org. with highs and lows
Able to vote or drive
Few and far between
Beethoven's "___ to Joy"
Jewish potato snack
Quirky
Che Guevara's trademark headgear
Bill in a till
Pluck
Localities
Workplace message
Word before government or defense
"Classic" green shampoo
Ohio-Ontario divider
Many maternity ward visitors
Drifts off for a bit
Blokes
At ___ rate
"Whenever you can fit this into your schedule"
Serves a prison sentence
Words of speculation
Gloomy, weather-wise
Larson whose book "Dead Wake" focuses on the 21 Across
Let loose
Emulate a composer or a painter
Lead-in to boy or girl
"Great" pharaoh who ruled for 66 years
Captive in a kid's farm
Goad
Younger brother of Lucy van Pelt
Coasting opportunity in school
Wedding participant
Factoids in a sports recap
Nile menaces
Took the plunge, perhaps
Dry and withered
Medieval Icelandic work
Oscar ___ (nomination)
Don Quixote's mount, e.g.
___-Magnon man (old term for early modern humans)
Sample of food
Mediator of the psyche
Tech devices cited among Popular Science's "Best of What's New" gadgets in 2010
Campaign funder, briefly
Mushroom part
Pols like Pelosi
Next of kin, often
Tag line?
1915 victim of a German U-boat
Assemble hastily
Chewy candy version of a small horse?
___ and aahs
Huge mythical bird said to carry off elephants
Hari Kondabolu documentary "The Problem With ___"
Expires
Blunt directive to close up one's pants?
Piece of a pizza pie
Fall short
Spots for first shots
Stuck with the same old, same old
Traffic stopper
Excellent, in 1990s rap lyrics
Ed with seven Emmys
Athlete on a country club staff
Shinzo ___, Japan's longest-serving prime minister
Romance down under?
Mastermind game pieces
Greenish blue
Wetlands
Bag brought to the beach
Dazed states
Tree dweller given to napping and munching all day
Like most pasta
Typical features of Elle or Marie Claire photo shoots?
Left undamaged
What a multicolored flag might symbolize
Put up
Shows one's humanness
Goes kaput
Tagged along
Mount Olympus matriarch
Opera singer Maria Callas, e.g.?
Free (of)
Reason to get a shot
Moves like molasses
Skirmish
Sly stratagems
Small, bumpy-skinned Chinese fruit
Pronto, briefly
Source of power for hydroelectric systems
Charlotte ___ (dessert whose invention is often attributed to Czar Alexander I's chef)
Grumpy parents' thought on Christmas Day?
State firmly
Catch
Fire dept. hiree
___ Room (site of some White House receptions)
Folks kicked out of a ballroom competition for foul language?
Ottoman official's title
Celebratory frame of mind
Squabble
Thus far
Crook with Hook in a children's book
"Show Boat" writer Ferber
Hired hoodlums
Scorches
Pulsate
A serious group?
Wheeled server in London
Tourist attraction
"I would never lie to you!"
Sci-fi forte
Fort Knox blocks
Joey's refuge
Place for some PIN money
Murky
Spot for a mud bath
Minor mistake
Ballerinas' skirts
Superlative suffix
Bowler maker
Smartly dressed
Son of Seth in Genesis
Go for the gold, maybe
States

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