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New York Times Mar 09 2013

ClueAnswer
'8mm' star, 1999 NICOLASCAGE
'Applesauce!' BAH
'Go ahead and try!' IDAREYOU
'Highly doubtful' ASIF
1956 Santos rookie PELE
A simpler one may be recalled ERA
Abbey title FRA
Ancient dweller in the Po Valley ETRUSCAN
Bagatelle BAUBLE
Bait thrown overboard CHUM
Baltic Sea swimmer SPRAT
Be a blessed person, per Matthew 5:4 MOURN
Bicycle support, informally SISSYBAR
Black-and-white, say INTERRACIAL
Certain pack member BRAT
Chaucer's 'Merciless Beauty,' e.g RONDEL
Circus Maximus stars? ASTRA
Comforter go-with SHAM
Cousins of kites ERNS
Far East capital YEN
Filing aid EMERY
First name on the 1954 album 'Mambo!' YMA
Five of them represent a zero DASHES
Flashlight alternatives GASLANTERNS
Gardener's purchase LOAM
Get an edge on? HEM
Gets in a lather SUDSES
Groupie's trait ZEAL
Hangover? EAVE
His 1978 album 'Excitable Boy' went platinum WARRENZEVON
Image on a denarius CAESAR
Informal remarks? SEZ
Inner Party member in '1984' OBRIEN
Irish ___ ALE
It has a Snapshot Tool command ADOBEREADER
Its contents are often wicked SCONCE
Jane who was Chicago's first female mayor BYRNE
Justice Kagan ELENA
Kind of root in math NTH
Live, maybe ONTHEAIR
Lugs GALOOTS
Many tykes' lunches PBJS
Marathoner Pippig UTA
Milk producer DAIRYFARM
Mrs. Gorbachev RAISA
Mrs. Grundy type PRIG
Mud JOE
One stoked to provide warmth WOODFURNACE
Orange relative CORALRED
Pair in an average-sized orchestra OBOES
Past-tense verb that is the same as its present-tense form minus the fourth and fifth letters ALIT
Pioneering microcomputer ALTAIR
Place for locks and pins MAT
Polite cut-in IFIMAY
Potential throat clearer, briefly EMT
Princess in Donald Duck cartoons OONA
Rakes often break them HEARTS
Sake brewery byproduct LEES
Shrilly talk to YAPAT
Skinny-minny TWIG
Sominex alternative ADVILPM
Soviet attack sub ALFA
Star with two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame ARNAZ
Sticks nix NAW
Storms, e.g GEOS
The 'A' of A&M Records ALPERT
They have high stations ELS
Title science teacher of an old sitcom MRPEEPERS
Typical house on 'Hoarders' STY
Wine-tasting accessory SPITTOON
Won't allow VETOES
___ fide MALA
'8mm' star, 1999 NICOLASCAGE
'Applesauce!' BAH
'Go ahead and try!' IDAREYOU
'Highly doubtful' ASIF
1956 Santos rookie PELE
A simpler one may be recalled ERA
Abbey title FRA
Ancient dweller in the Po Valley ETRUSCAN
Bagatelle BAUBLE
Bait thrown overboard CHUM
Baltic Sea swimmer SPRAT
Be a blessed person, per Matthew 5:4 MOURN
Bicycle support, informally SISSYBAR
Black-and-white, say INTERRACIAL
Certain pack member BRAT
Chaucer's 'Merciless Beauty,' e.g RONDEL
Circus Maximus stars? ASTRA
Comforter go-with SHAM
Cousins of kites ERNS
Far East capital YEN
Filing aid EMERY
First name on the 1954 album 'Mambo!' YMA
Five of them represent a zero DASHES
Flashlight alternatives GASLANTERNS
Gardener's purchase LOAM
Get an edge on? HEM
Gets in a lather SUDSES
Groupie's trait ZEAL
Hangover? EAVE
His 1978 album 'Excitable Boy' went platinum WARRENZEVON
Image on a denarius CAESAR
Informal remarks? SEZ
Inner Party member in '1984' OBRIEN
Irish ___ ALE
It has a Snapshot Tool command ADOBEREADER
Its contents are often wicked SCONCE
Jane who was Chicago's first female mayor BYRNE
Justice Kagan ELENA
Kind of root in math NTH
Live, maybe ONTHEAIR
Lugs GALOOTS
Many tykes' lunches PBJS
Marathoner Pippig UTA
Milk producer DAIRYFARM
Mrs. Gorbachev RAISA
Mrs. Grundy type PRIG
Mud JOE
One stoked to provide warmth WOODFURNACE
Orange relative CORALRED
Pair in an average-sized orchestra OBOES.
Past-tense verb that is the same as its present-tense form minus the fourth and fifth letters ALIT
Pioneering microcomputer ALTAIR
Place for locks and pins MAT
Polite cut-in IFIMAY
Potential throat clearer, briefly EMT
Princess in Donald Duck cartoons OONA
Rakes often break them HEARTS
Sake brewery byproduct LEES
Shrilly talk to YAPAT
Skinny-minny TWIG
Sominex alternative ADVILPM
Soviet attack sub ALFA
Star with two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame ARNAZ
Sticks nix NAW
Storms, e.g GEOS
The 'A' of A&M Records ALPERT
They have high stations ELS
Title science teacher of an old sitcom MRPEEPERS
Typical house on 'Hoarders' STY
Wine-tasting accessory SPITTOON
Won't allow VETOES
___ fide MALA
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