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March 25 2018 crossword
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Government policy chief:
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E.M.T.'s training:
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Speed along:
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Print ad come-on:
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Sit on the throne:
REIGN
Assented:
SAIDYES
International conglomerate whose name means "three stars":
SAMSUNG
Cable news host Melber:
ARI
Gchats, e.g.:
IMS
Some A.L. players:
DHS
Response to a surprising claim:
YOUDO
"That's something ___!":
ELSE
Voyager:
SEAFARER
Not empirical:
APRIORI
Medieval Spanish kingdom:
ARAGON
Sport last played in the Olympics in 1936:
POLO
Was awesome:
RULED
Occupied:
INUSE
Funny:
ODD
Riddle-me-___:
REE
Qtrly. check recipient, maybe:
IRS
Not natural-looking:
POSED
"Stars above!":
DEARME
Sometimes hard-to-find shirt opening:
ARMHOLE
Drunkard:
ROUNDER
Onetime co-host of "The View," informally:
ROSIE
Contest once hosted by Bob Barker:
MISSUSA
Makes reference (to):
ALLUDES
Catastrophic event that can be caused by a gigantic earthquake:
MEGATS
"___ soon?":
TOO
"Fer sher":
DEF
Folds, as a business:
GOES
Headed for:
ENROUTETO
Smear:
TAR
Writing in a window?:
EMAILING
Paranoid sorts, in slang:
TINHATS
Abbr. on mil. mail:
APO
Pushes back:
POSTPONES
French painter of ballerinas:
DEGAS
"Mamma Mia!" setting:
GREECE
In a light manner:
AIRILY
Outbreaks:
SPATES
Injunction:
BAN
Anthropomorphic king of Celesteville:
BABAR
"Still ___" (Julianne Moore film):
ALICE
How Hercule Poirot likes to address Hastings:
MONAMI
Money in Malmö:
KRONA
Rios, e.g.:
KIAS
Decisive assessment:
ACIDTEST
Headstone inits.:
RIP
Stag:
ALONE
Intl. Rescue Committee, e.g.:
NGO
Ones in rocking chairs, stereotypically:
GRANNIES
R&B singer with the hits "So Sick" and "Mad":
NEYO
Smartphone feature:
CAMERA
Tempe sch.:
ASU
Things in restaurant windows:
MENUS
Cherry variety:
BING
Start to many bumper stickers:
IHEART
Response to pointing out a resemblance between two people:
ISEEIT
Hollywood labor groups:
ACTORS
Sac fly result:
RBI
Outlay that cannot be recovered:
SUNKCOST
See 71-Down:
PLAYS
Some corsage wearers:
PROMDATES
Plant stalk:
PEDUNCLE
Grand Lodge group:
ELKS
Crank (up):
REV
Chipotle choice:
BURRITO
Ready ... or red, maybe:
RIPE
Nitwit:
DOLT
"Let's keep this between us":
DONTTELL
180s:
UEYS
2015 hit spinoff of "Despicable Me":
MINIONS
Wasn't kidding about:
MEANT
How someone in awe might describe himself:
MONKEYS
Stunt at the end of a powerful performance:
MICDROP
Informal assent:
YEH
Pretty cool, in slang:
DOPE
Go back on one's word?:
DELETE
With 59-Across, some works of Tennessee Williams:
ONEACT
Big ___ (the drug industry):
PHARMA
One of the Big Four accounting firms:
KPMG
Deft touch:
FINESSE
Biter:
FANG
Placeholder letters:
TBA
Moment of liftoff:
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Dangerous toy:
BBGUN
"Same here":
ASAMI
Better now:
ENHANCED
Legal vowelless Scrabble play:
NTH
Trivia fodder:
FACTS
Herculean act:
FEAT
All ___:
THUMBS
Bit of art pottery:
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Rough shelter:
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Hannah who coined the phrase "the banality of evil":
ARENDT
Preface to a heart-to-heart conversation:
REALTALK
Largest city in the Baltics:
RIGA
Planets like ours, in sci-fi:
EARTHS
Hue lighter than lime:
TEAGREEN
End of a George Washington address?:
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Safer alternative to paintball:
NERFWAR
Per ___ (yearly):
ANNUM
If you're lucky:
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Vintage film channel:
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Goody:
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Candy brand owned by Hershey:
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Like St. Augustine, among all U.S. cities:
OLDEST
Word before and after "no":
SIR
College, to a Brit:
UNI
Amérique:
ETATS
Salt-N-Pepa and Ben Folds Five:
TRIOS
Branch of Islam:
SUNNI
Immigrants' class, for short:
ESL
Only words on the front of the Great Seal of the United States:
EPLURIBUS
Rakes in:
EARNS
Not taken seriously?:
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Really fresh:
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Tiniest change:
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Its hub at J.F.K. was designed by Eero Saarinen:
TWA
Popular gaming console that sounds like two pronouns:
WIIU
Hubbub:
FRENZY
It's a long story:
YARN
Artistic, chatty sorts, it's said:
GEMINIS
"Keep movin'!":
GIT
Info for a chauffeur, perhaps:
ETA
Yahoo alternative:
MSN
Draft:
AIRFLOW
"Yuck!":
FEH
Grp. of connected computers:
LAN
1/100 of a 43-Across:
ORE
Testify:
SWEAR
Manhattan part ... or a suburb near Manhattan:
RYE
"I got the check":
ITSONME
Ancient, undeciphered writing system:
LINEARA
Towel fabric:
TERRY
Relatives of asters:
TANSIES
Tony who won a Tony for "Angels in America":
KUSHNER
"It's a deal!":
DONE
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