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New York Times crossword of March 18th, 2012 other clues
Last place you'll see a bachelor
Late rallies
Letter after delta
Letter-shaped opening in some pistons
Like some collisions
Lower
Manchester's St. ___ Church
Many Bics
Medical suffix
Members of a Connecticut tribe
Mexican cooking ingredients called 'flores de calabaza' in Spanish
Meyerbeer output
Murder, ___
Neighbor of Mo
New York lake
Newsworthy 1950s trial, informally
Occasions to try out riffs
OK setting in the summer
Old French coin
One of the 'Desperate Housewives'
Orts
Part of a medical bill
Part of a.m
Peeping Tom's home
Petitions
Pharmaceutical company that developed Metamucil and Dramamine
Picks up
Poetic period
Poetry contests
Political writings
Primarily
Protected against
Pulls down
Put in someone's care
Put into motion
Raga instruments
Rah-rah
Remedy for acid reflux
Request
Road designer, e.g.: Abbr
Roy of country music
Rule that ended in 1947
Runs through
Scottish inventor and road builder John Loudon ___
Seasonal helper
Sewing machine parts
Skewed
Snoops (around)
Some morning fund-raisers
Sources of pollen grains
South American tuber
Spanish girls
Special delivery
Stares slack-jawed
Storytelling Studs
Stuck
Suffered a financial setback, slangily
Syrian's neighbor
Tangent, e.g
They might be held at a sewage plant
Toy piano sound
Unhip
Unmoving machine parts
Very serious, as an accident
Was manic
Water in the Oise
When the pressure's on
Cartoon character voiced by Mel Blanc
Change in Mexico
Change, as keyboard keys
Choir voice
Clambake dish
Climb, as a rope
Clump of grass
Collect
Confine
Corn unit
Cross
Crossed the tarmac
Cultivate, in a way
Dander
Daredevil Knievel
Data storage device
Decalogue possessive
Diamond substitute
Diaper wearer
Diploma, e.g.: Abbr
Dirt
Doesn't get taught a lesson?
Dos + tres
Draft pick?
Driver's aid
E.T.S. offering
Echelon
Entertains
Epitome of simplicity
Face-offs
Feels for
First Estate
Followed
Formal/informal reply to 'Who's there?'
Former Ford offering, for short
Four front?
Freezes over
French weapon
Gen ___
Go (to)
Godzilla, e.g
Gridiron figs
Habitual teeth grinding
Half brother of Athena
Hamlet confidant
Hawaiian souvenir?
Heart
Hero of an old Scottish ballad
High-___
Hike the price of, perhaps
Hooked (up)
Impress clearly
Irk
It can help you get inside someone's head
It involves a trip to the underworld
It's not liquid
It's not liquid
Italian actress Eleonora
Italian turnover
Item at a bakery
Item of winter sports equipment
J.F.K., e.g
Jamaican coffee liqueur
Jumbo combatants
Kofi of the U.N
Label for unmentionables?
Lampoons
Yearn (for)
Yoo follower
Zhou ___
1950 film in which Frank Bigelow investigates his own murder
___ rat
'For real!'
'Nobody else is coming'
'Side by Side by Sondheim,' e.g
'The Closer' airer
'___ me!'
88-Across, for one
Aberdeen hillside
Airing
Aisle or window, e.g.: Abbr
Al dente, say
Aligned
An affront
Area near Little Italy
Arles affirmatives
Attendee
Avails oneself of
Bank offerings, in brief
Barbarian
Barely gets
Beknighted souls?
Bencher's target
Big media event
Bills are in it: Abbr
Blue material
Bonnie and Clyde contemporary
Bottom line?
Boxer Ali
Bunting is part of it
Burro, e.g
Car safety feature

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