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New York Times crossword of March 8th, 2009 other clues
'I don't get no respect,' to Rodney Dangerfield
'In the Valley of ___' (2007 film)
'Three men in ___'
'Twelfth Night' woman
'Yeah, ___'
'___ Dawn I Die' (James Cagney flick)
Adulate
Advice to actor Perry when delivering a baby?
Alley ___
Any of boxer Foreman's five sons
Appears
Athlete who won the 1978 International Peace Award
Auto financing abbr.
Ballpark snack
Bangs, e.g.
Bean container
Beer ___
Bellyache
Big part of a crocodile
Bilge need
Brief makers: Abbr.
Brother or aunt: Abbr.
Brother's attire
Brought (in)
Bullpen stats
Bygone 'birds'
Canned
Canned
Capital on the Atlantic
Card game from Mattel
Caught red-handed
CBS's 'The ___ Today'
China neighbor
Choice cut
Cinderella's destination
Cleopatra's last request?
Coachman's carriage
Comics pooch
Composer Rorem and others
Concert site
Designer Rabanne
Endeavored
Extremely softly, in music
Eyeball
False front
Fare well
Fashion photographer Herb
Fathom
Field trip destination
First name in cosmetics
Fishermen with nets
Flight divisions
Former eBay chief Whitman
French possessive
Freshwater source
Full of frills
Get a better grip on
Greek salad ingredient
Gum-producing plant
Gus who wrote the words to 'Makin' Whoopee'
Habituate
Harebrained
Heart chart: Abbr.
High-speed inits.
Hit hard
Home of Easter Island
Ill-fated German admiral
Imitative
Informal bed
Irish folk musician O'Flynn
It's dangerous to be on this
It's written in the stars
Kind of graph
La Belle ___
Less wobbly, say
Like a pig in a pen
Like some communities
Literally, 'little turnips'
Melancholy
Missing something
Missions, in brief
Modern navig. tool
Mother in Bedrock
Nearly excellent
Nervous one?
Number of flavors in Neapolitan ice cream?
Ones concealing their aims
Org. involved with ESPN
Pantywaist
Person at home
Pimply
Pioneering 1940s computer
Poetic preposition
Prefix with inflammatory
Prepared for heavy on/off traffic?
Provisional
Puffball contents
QBs, at times
Rachael Ray activity eliciting oohs and aahs?
Refer to
Result of a good basement waterproofing years ago?
Robert of 'The Sopranos'
Rope fibers
Sch. in Troy, N.Y.
Schubert piece
Seating sections
Separate wheat from chaff
Shutter piece
Singer DiFranco
Sings hallelujah to
Sir, in Swahili
Some turban wearers
Spacesuit worry
Steal from, as in Grand Theft Auto
Summery
Swerve
Talkative ones
Tangle (with)
The Father of Science Fiction
The Hebrides, e.g.
Thousands, in slang
Too big for one's britches, say
Transfixed
Travel is voted most popular?
Turn in many a children's board game
TV hookups
Unassailable beefs?
Upset
Vedder of Pearl Jam
Viaduct features
Void
Volkswagen competitor
Volunteer, perhaps
Wee
What the 300 defended
Where Christ stopped in a Carlo Levi novel
___ Croft, title role for Angelina Jolie
___ Lingus
___'acte

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