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Wall Street Journal crossword of March 12th, 2010 other clues
'Balderdash!'
'Cheerio!'
'Don't move!'
'His ___' (Michael Jordan nickname)
'The King of Swing'
'The Three Faces ___'
1973 Bruce Lee classic
2009 Broadway revival
2009 NCAA basketball champs
Abbr. before a name on sheet music
Advertiser's ploy
Aggravate
Assassinated Swedish prime minister
Authorizations
Baby showers?
Bad time for Caesar
Batting practice backdrop
Belief
Best man's responsibility
Best successor
Bluejacket
Bobcat mascot of the Diamondbacks
Casual clothes
Catches flies, e.g.
Category of savings bond
Chinese weight equal to 50 grams
Chopper on the road
Christine of 'Chicago Hope'
Clear squares
Clinched
Collectively
Common Market: Abbr.
Composer born in Bergen
Conversation after canning
Deceptive dexterity
Deg. held by Jill Biden
Directionally challenged pilot of 1938
Does in
Does very well
Dolly the sheep, notably
Dot in la mer
Drea's role on 'The Sopranos'
Dried (off)
Emmy nominee for playing Truman
Envelope part
Exams for future OB/GYNs
Fertilization target
Fireplace receptacle
First name at the CIA
Frau's fellow
Free hit of the hockey ball from out of bounds
Friendly introduction?
Funny papers unit
Get a bad situation under control
Golfer with an 'army'
Gov. Richardson's state
Governor before Pataki
Gumshoe
Had a fit?
Half of quatorze
Handy Mr.
High, in a way
Holder of 1,093 patents
Hot prospect
Hydrocarbon ending
I guys
Increasingly uncomfortable
Jazz singer Anita
Kind of latte
Lackluster
Late flights
Less affable
Let someone else speak
Letters for Elizabeth
Letters on a G-suit patch
Like many country bridges
Lofgren who plays with Bruce
Long in the tooth
Loudly expressed pleasure
Mack, maker of madcap movies
Man of the future
Marked by merrymaking
Max Ernst's creations
Mighty cold
Mileage meter, for short
Milne moniker
Model Bundchen
Natural talent
Nevil Shute's '___ Like Alice'
Newest colleague of Clarence and Ruth
Northern natives
Of affluent commuter towns
Old Saturn model
One of three squares
Orch. section
Painter's base layer
Parts expert?
Pelvic pic, e.g.
Personal pieces of writing
Pilot Post
Playground response
Portend
Put in the overhead bin, say
Raleigh-to-D.C. heading
Rap Dr.
Ratchet parts
Recipient of private lessons
Remarks from the relieved
Rob Roy ingredient
Salon and Slate
Savvy
Scale on which diamond is 10
Sheepish response
Sirius merged with it in 2008
Some hip-hop women
Somehow
Sports analyst's aid
Stockpile
Stood out
Suffix with quip or tip
Supporter
Sustains
Take a pledge
Tara family
Texting protocol initials
They have Xings
Third of a Seinfeld line
Topic of discourse
Truman's birthplace
Unfamiliar with
Virtuous
Wasn't a smooth speaker
Whistle blower
Words with ball or look
Yellow-flowering primrose

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