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New York Times crossword of March 24th, 2002 other clues
'Bravo!'
'Come and get it!'
'Doe, ___ ...'
'Let's Get It On' singer
'Santa Baby' singer
'Splish Splash' singer, 1958
'Texaco Star Theater' star
'The Death of the Heart' novelist
Abracadabra alternative
Accident witness, often
Angry display
Angry display
Arabian Peninsula city
Beauty pageant wear
Big potential difference
Blanched
Book collector's suffix
Brownish purple
Building plans
Caesar's greeting
Chamber quartet?
Chanel No. 5, e.g.
Children's author Richard
Chirp rapidly
Choice assignment
Cocktail party spread
Colt 45 producer
Consent
Crack in the cold wind
Crude petroleum component
Cut corners
D-Day transport: Abbr.
Diez minus tres
Dissenter
Domestic burglary team?
Don't just sit there
Done, to Donne
Empower
Epitaph opener
European capital
Exiguous
Family member
Famous reproach
Fantastic feeling
Farmer's overalls?
Faux ___
Fjord explorer?
Foxhole fare
Game segment
Geog. feature
Grab ___
Greenish blue
Gutter site
Hardly clumsy
Have status
Hierarchy level
Home for some 66-Across
I.R.S. info
Identify
Impressionism?
Imprison
In history
In need of a muffler
In ___ (even)
It might have blight
It regained independence in 1991
It's less dense than quartz
Job for a bird taxidermist?
Joint legislative assemblies
Kids' classic subtitled 'A Life in the Woods'
Left at sea
Less experienced
Let off steam
Liver at the Louvre
Magnavox rival
Make laugh
Make room for new palace furniture?
MESS
Montross of the N.B.A.
Mouth
Not duped by
Not harnessed together
Not of the cloth
Old paper part
One of five on 'The View'
Ophthalmic development
Org. division
Organic compound
Originated
Page of music
Paleontologist's estimate
Part of many stars' names
Part of V.F.W.
Partake of
Party hang-ups
Peach ___
Pennants depicting Alfred E. Neuman?
Period in history
Pile of peat?
Player who putts
Pluck
Pressure meas.
Pressures caused by living on campus?
Product label abbr.
Radiation dosages
Request from the stumped
Rip up
Salon specialist
Salt seller
Seat of Hawaii County
See 103-Across
Sexton, say
Show someone money they could be making?
Sidekick
Singer Makeba
Snack since 1912
Snakes' intakes
Sported
Strength
Sudanese Republic, now
They may be slit or gored
They may provide relief
They're unconquerable
Thing that's adjustable in some bathrooms?
Third letter of recommendation?
Thoughtlessness?
Timid
Together, in music
Toronto media inits.
Trueheart's beau
Tux accessory
U2 frontman
Vaulted recess
Vengeful Olympian
Waylays
What Realtors get intuitively?
Whopper
With 104-Across, Edible pod
Yawl call
Zero
___ mater (brain enveloper)

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