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New York Times crossword of March 1st, 2008 other clues
''___ Me?' I do not know you' (Emily Dickinson poem)
'Danger!'
'First ...'
'___ vindice' (Confederacy motto)
1920s birth control advocate Russell
1966 Grammy winner for 'If He Walked Into My Life'
20th-century German leader's moniker
A.L. home run champ of 1950 and '53
Amts.
Author of 'Save Your Job, Save Our Country: Why Nafta Must Be Stopped — Now!'
Bennett of the Ronettes
Big combo
Big name in flight
Boho-chic footwear
Bright planet, sometimes
Bristly appendages
Broke out
Chairperson?
Comb
Conditioning system
Cousin of Ascii
Cuts into a pie, often
Dances in waltz time
Defeats easily
Distribution slip
Doesn't stick around
Dumpling dish
Event in which teams may drink rounds during rounds
Faster, maybe
Field fare, briefly
First pitcher to have defeated all 30 major-league teams
Focus of some ball-handlers?
Function whose domain is between -1 and 1
Get slippery, in a way
H.S. subject
Having a better bottom?
Information technology subject
Italian province or its capital
Leader who claimed to have put a fatal curse on J.F.K.
Least sensible
Load-bearing things?
Man and others
Minimal, with 'of'
Mop holder?
Most intrepid
Name on some euros
Not-so-new work crew
Often-minimized thing
Old marketplace surrounder
Opinion opener
Ostensible composer of 'The Abduction of Figaro' and 'Oedipus Tex'
Part of a certain kit
Part of a fin?
Place on a game board?
Saints, e.g.
Samoan capital
Some radio sources
Spanish mistress
Summit goal
They may be found in sneakers
Wolf, e.g.
Words after 'Whew!'
Worker doing a desk job?
Zagat contributor
Zipped up

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