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New York Times crossword of March 21st, 2004 other clues
'Alice' spinoff
'And away ___!'
'Angele ___' (Latin prayer)
'How ___?'
'Bravo!'
'Buck Rogers,' for one
'Hurlyburly' playwright
'Me neither'
'Whoopee!'
'___ won't!'
1930's-40's leading lady born in Russia
2003 addition to the Museum of Flight
551, in 551
56-Across and others
A dozen mad bakers?
Actor Danson
Actress Perlman
Adams of Yosemite
Allergy problem
Apples introduced in 1998
Available, in a way
Average Joe
Back
Bagel topper
Baseballer's wear
Big lie
Bits
Unneeded
Very large
Vitamin needed for pernicious anemia
Web address, for short
What divorced ladies want?
Where 'three men' of rhyme are
Xylophonist's need
Yes, in Japan
___ Club
___ mai (dim sum dish)
___ night (annual event)
Blackballs
Boors
Brutus's burdens
Button material
C.D. issuer
Cabbage Patch dolls, e.g.
Calendar abbr.
Car starter: Abbr.
Cheese made from goat's milk
City in Pennsylvania Dutch country
Classic Jaguar
Comic Margaret
Comment after a failure, perhaps
Conductor's instruction to a percussionist?
Dart
Devilish
Down
Down-to-earth ones, in brief?
Dramatics
Dweller on the Red Sea
Elementary suffix
Ending of some relationships
European spa
Faults
Fight (for)
First distiller to sell whiskey by the bottle
Former Virginia senator Charles
Four Holy Roman emperors
Gen-___
Gene Cernan was the last man there
H.S. requirement
Hand writing?: Abbr.
Hatcher of 'Lois & Clark'
Ore. neighbor
Part of a cornerstone inscription
Patty Hearst's name in the S.L.A.
Photos
Player in organized sport
Poetic contraction
Popular reality show, with 'The'
Prefix with graph
Prominence
Pushes forward
Radiate
Remark regarding chili preference?
Sea flier
See 123-Across
Shelter grp.
Shoreline feature
Shout on a ship
Showy trinket
Silent
Sleepover attire
Smooth
Some tennis scores
Sports photographer's bane
Stanford rival, familiarly
Start
Straight
Support staff?
Syracuse-to-Albany dir.
Taking the place (of)
The Preserver
Tough luck
Trader and restaurant entrepreneur
Tums competitor
Tycoon Onassis
Having everything one needs
Having the Space Needle outside one's bedroom window?
Hot summer night?
Hydroxyl compound
Indian dignitary
Is undecided
It may be tapped out
It means 'red' in Mongolian
It's played with a scrum
It's surrounded by beaches
Knockoff
Kofi Annan's birthplace
Language related to Urdu
Later
Laura Bush's alma mater, for short
Let know
Like Abner
Like pizza
Loser to D.D.E.
Lyre-playing Muse
Mazda convertible
Mind
Minor afflictions
Money-raising grp.
More stylish
Mountain curve
N.Y.C. trains overseer
NASA's Spirit and Opportunity?
New Deal power project: Abbr.
Nonsense syllables in a 1965 song title
Not taking kindly to
Offering
Opposite of all
Opposite of dis

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