March 24th 2021 New York Times crossword answers

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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 74 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Home to the Christ the Redeemer statue, in brief
Worry to exhaustion
Luau loops
___ card, part of a wedding invitation
Subject of the 2013 documentary "Blackfish"
Body of water in northern Russia
Like tightrope walkers and household budgets, ideally
Semihard Dutch cheese
Manipulate the outcome of
Scrap
Podcaster Maron
Sphere
"Labor ___ vincit" (Oklahoma's state motto)
Available for home viewing, in a way
"Rolling in the Deep" hitmaker
Title girl with a gun in an Aerosmith hit
Use a Juul, say
Affliction for many a vet
Cleansed (of)
They're made of mins.
Hand down
*Minions or Mario?
"Goodness gracious!"
Ready to roll
On a magnet they're called poles
Catch
*Inspector Gadget or McGruff the Crime Dog?
What doesn't go a long. way?
Happening now
One of Jacob's 12 sons
More slick
Big ___ (praise, slangily)
Duchamp's art movement
Monopoly stack
Bear in a 2012 comedy
Org. with Perseverance
___ Kim, 7-year-old star of the Golden Globe-winning "Minari"
Driver's danger
___ Paulo
Runway model?
Silk center of India
Comic strip antagonist with massive arms
Writing sister of Charlotte and Emily
Tre x due
Danger for Indiana Jones
Pick up
Wonder-ful actress?
Locale of the annual Nobel Peace Prize ceremony
Spinning
Question asked regarding two red-carpet photos of those named in the starred clues?
Compete with
"Is that ___?"
Alternatives to windows?
First name among late-night TV hosts
Figure skating category
"Boo-hoo"
Writer Larsson
Wrestler Flair
Wine dregs
Should that be the case
Grp. opposed by March for Our Lives
Diva's delivery
San Diego suburb
Certain court plea, in brief
Onetime Volvo competitors
*Donald Duck or Popeye?
*Michael Darling or Baby Smurf?
They can blow a lot of hot air
"It's almost my turn!"
Hound's "hands"
Title character of a John Irving novel
Judo ranking
Tennis great posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom
Classic name in children's literature

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