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New York Times crossword of March 1st, 2011 other clues
Milk amts.
'Can't talk now ... I'm expecting ___'
'Please?'
Act the pawnbroker
'___ on parle francais'
'___ be a cold day in ...'
4 p.m. British refreshment ... or what can be found in 18-, 25-, 47- and 58-Across and 3-Down?
Aligns the crosshairs
Allot, with 'out'
Architect's handiwork
Bake sale org.
Milk amts.
Mouth off to
Nautical 'Stop!'
Neighbor of the fibula
Old TV antenna
One who was detained, maybe
Part of a meet
Part of r.p.m.
Places to get Reubens
Plumed wader
Pokey
Powerful ray
Raring to go
Remove impurities from
Say 'nay' to
Shrivel to nothing
Silk-producing region of India
Sings out loudly
Skedaddle
Some teen talk
Soph. and jr.
Special Forces cap
Stein filler
Tartar sauce morsel
Tennessee Williams 'streetcar'
Tickle pink
To a great extent
Track down
Tribal healer
Turkish money
Use a Singer
Women's area in a palace
Biceps-strengthening exercises
Cays
Cheapest in a line
Church's percentage
Cook up, so to speak
Cousin of an emu
Deposed Iranian ruler
Do some high-tech surgery on
Feature of many a greeting card
Fred's dancing sister
Garbage hauler
Greyhound, e.g.
Gridder Roethlisberger
Hayes or Newton
Heated exchanges
Hefty volume
Hoaxes
In possession of
Income statement figure
Indian housemaid
International writers' org. with appropriate initials
iPhone capability
It measures less than 90°
Jed Clampett's find on 'The Beverly Hillbillies'
Keepers of jewels
Kimono accessory
Kitty cries
Lab eggs
Lay eyes on
LEM maker
Little green man?
Long in the tooth
Lots and lots
Masters org.

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