New York Times - Mar 7 1999

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'Art of Love' poet OVID
'As ___ my witness' GODIS
'Footloose' singer, 1984 LOGGINS
'Fried Green Tomatoes' author FLAGG
'Holy cow!' EGADS
'It's My Party' singer Lesley GORE
'Sure, count me in' IMGAME
'y,' when compared IER
1994 Peace Nobelist RABIN
A lot LOADS
Absence of emotional complications NOBAGGAGE
Actress Peeples NIA
Addleheads DINGALINGS
Alike, in Alençon EGAL
All choked up GAGGING
Beans NOGGINS
Bear, so to speak SELLER
Big crop in Iowa OATS
Breakfast name EGGO
Brush source SAGE
Business suit shade NAVY
California hockey player SHARK
Cheer ROOT
City of an 1854 manifesto OSTEND
City on the Clyde GLASGOW
Clown's need WIG
Computer record FILE
Cracked up GIGGLED
Crow BRAG
D.D.E. and others GENS
Declaration before 'to me' ITSGREEK
Der ___ (Adenauer) ALTE
Didn't go straight WOVE
Discounted by LESS
Does many things at once JUGGLES
Doesn't sit tight WIGGLES
Dutch artist Jan van der ___ MEER
Enero to enero ANO
Excel GETGOODGRADES
Excessive ambition GREED
Eye sores STYES
Fictional lab assistant IGOR
First mate of TV GILLIGAN
Flocks GAGGLES
Former SAG president and family ASNERS
French rocket ARIANE
Have in the past HAST
Holiday drink NOG
Horse of a certain color ROAN
Identifying PEGGING
Indicator SIGN
Japanese-American ISSEI
Kisses for Carlos BESOS
Last-ditch effort STAND
Latest thing RAGE
Law degree LLD
Leapers KANGAROOS
Least at peace ANGRIEST
Like nothin' REALEASY
Like some doubts NAGGING
Macbeth's weapon DAGGER
Makes limp and soiled BEDRAGGLES
Manipulate JIGGLEWITH
Mao's successor DENG
Merchant ship ARGOSY
Miracle Mets lead-off man AGEE
Modern diversionary political tactic WAGGINGTHEDOG
More than willing GLAD
Most awkward GANGLIEST
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Most moist SOGGIEST
Mudhole STY
Musical professor HIGGINS
Mystifies BOGGLES
News TIDINGS
No-see-um GNAT
Not fer AGIN
Old Venetian rulers DOGES
Old-fashioned pledge GAGE
Olios MELANGES
One in a rush HASTENER
Ones hiking through snow SLOGGERS
Palestinians ARABS
Pardner's mount HOSS
Pelé once played in it: Abbr. NASL
Performed terribly STANK
Poorer-fitting, in a way BAGGIER
Post-univ. test GRE
Prams BUGGIES
Pravda provider TASS
Pro greats Jackson and White REGGIES
Put on again RESTAGE
Race segment LEG
Ravel's 'Trois Poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé,' e.g. NONET
Reps. AGTS
Roofing specialist SLATER
Sandwich holders BAGGIES
Savings NESTEGG
Scholarship criterion NEED
Science fiction awards HUGOS
See 3-Down GOVERNOR
Seltzer starter ALKA
Singing syllables LALAS
Sits up on two legs, maybe BEGS
Slips ERRS
Some drivers LEASERS
Some molding profiles OGEES
Spring sound BOING
Squeal of delight GOODYGOODY
Stand for ABIDE
Start up BOOT
Steinful LAGER
Stephen of 'Citizen X' REA
Suffix with exped- ITION
Symbol of strength OAK
System of shorthand GREGG
Tamper with RIG
Texas A & M player AGGIE
The best of times GOLDENAGE
Times past ERAS
Toes PIGGIES
Trouble ADO
Two-generation name in Indiana politics BAYH
Type size AGATE
Unethical items in the antique business AGERS
Unworkable NOGO
V.I.P.'s BIGGIES
Voice votes YEAS
Went after ASSAILED
Wild-eyed AGOG
William ___, Alaska's first 72-Down EGAN
Words of wisdom ADAGE
Worse than jitters ANGST
Wrinkly fruit UGLI
York, for one: Abbr. SGT
Zip NADA
___ de combat HORS
___ details GORY
___ point (embroidery stitch) GROS