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Shift in one's seat, perhaps crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of March 3rd, 2017 other clues
'The Greatest'
100% aluminum coin
1958 hit song that begins 'I'm a-gonna raise a fuss, I'm a-gonna raise a holler'
Appreciate
Attack ad accusations
Attack ad tactic
Be critical of?
Biblical polygamist
Boardwalk treats
Brings down
Bucks on a horse, e.g
Cap holder
Casino correction
Center of activity
Champagne grape
Chosen one
Cuisine that includes trout meunière
Dachshund, colloquially
Daredevil's highlight
De Niro's 'Raging Bull' co-star
Doing time
Entanglement
First name in 2016 presidential politics
Flickering light
Global support?
Has everything?
He's taken
Heady stuff
Her albums include 'Cuchi-Cuchi' and 'Olé, Olé'
Hold up
Indian bread?
Jerry's ex on TV
Jumpsuit-wearing music group
Left port
Lose intensity
Management
Mortal sister of the immortal Stheno and Euryale
Ocean floor burrower
Office supply brand
Orthographic competition
Place whose population was 1, then 2, then 0
Prefix meaning 'extreme'
Pull down
Recipe instruction
Residents of the world's richest country per capita
Rock groups that are far out?
Sharp club
Sir in the Ruhr
Soak
Sobriquet for the woman who said 'Only the little people pay taxes'
Sometime in the future
State of emergency
Take the wheel?
Takes the edge off?
Talladega event
There's a point to it
Tip of a wingtip
Trains
Tree known scientifically as Populus tremuloides
Unrebellious
Visited unexpectedly, as a town
Was first to go
Waterless
Where Alice is asked 'Why is a raven like a writing-desk?'
Whole bunch
___ Island ('Jaws' locale)
___ Simbel (Egyptian landmark)

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