March 10 2019, USA Today

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Clue
Gift box attachment
Sign of spoilage
NYC cultural attraction
Brit's baby buggy
Where Obama once served
Stable worker
Coastal South American capital
"Ben-Hur," e.g.
Handwerker of hot dog fame
Where cheese is found
Like potatoes for hash browns
"Ben-Hur" setting
Mount Rushmore nickname
Mulled drink
Diddly-squat
Easily scammed sorts
Toll plaza site
Voice lower than mezzo
Marilyn Monroe facial feature
Claude who painted water lilies
Source of unattributed quotes (Abbr.)
Ferris wheel units
Sunni counterpart
Alpha-Bits maker
Do the hula, say
Lecture attendee's jottings
Loveseat capacity
Marching to the beat
Shortens or lengthens, perhaps
The Grand Canyon, notably
Jamaican cultist, for short
La Scala solos
Sixth-grader, typically
"Ain't happenin'"
Cookie inspired by the Hydrox
Common mirror shape
Foreign student's document
School attended by 007
k.d. who duetted with Tony Bennettend
Free tix
Campbell who sang "Galveston"
"Dang!"
Think the world of
Kelly of TV talk
Suffix for the well-to-do
Livy or Ovid
Leave unsaid
Clinched, as a victory
Actor's mentor
Rip to shreds
"A Christmas Carol" boy
Some time soon
Sunken ship's locale
The Beatles inspired one
Place for a linchpin
Business major's subj.
Talks like Daffy Duck
Bread with hummus
Talked nonstop
Do worse than place
Guinness offering
Nevada's "Biggest Little City"
Kudrow of "The Boss Baby"
Chubby Checker's dance
"Bury the hatchet" document
Colorer's need
Links area
"No ___, no foul"
Winter tool
Silk Road locale
Went lickety-split
Title role for Madonna or LuPone
Texas flag feature
Electrified sword
Dixon's partner in surveying
Surgeon's wear
Holder of a low-paying job
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