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Crossword clues for So yesterday 3 letters

AnswerClue
OTTBaseball legend mentioned in Ogden Nash's "Lineup for Yesterday"
OUTSo yesterday
OLDLike yesterday's news
REOCar of yesterday
WASI remember it like it ___ yesterday
OHI___ believe in yesterday ... (Beatles lyric)
TSAOrg. that screened me and Jessie yesterday en route to St. Lucia <3 <3 <3
OHI___ believe in yesterday
NPRBroadcaster whose CEO resigned yesterday
ALLAnd ___ our yesterdays . . . : Macbeth
OURAnd all ___ yesterdays . . .
MOMHeroine of yesterday.
THYYesterday's your
EVEHoliday's yesterday
EMOYesterday's Feelings rock genre
YTDSince yesterday?: Abbr.
PDQBy yesterday!
NOWBy yesterday!
NOWI need it yesterday!
LEOLike someone born yesterday
WASSo yesterday?
JDS3Ls of yesterday
MOABird of yesterday
NOWYesterday!?
ERAGroup of memorable yesterdays
ADVYesterday, today or tomorrow? Abbr.
LBJWho said "Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose," initially
ATEYesterday, I ___ a clock. It was very time-consuming (groaner joke)
ATEYesterday, I ___ a clock. It was very time-consuming! (example of a 1-Across)
OHI__ believe in yesterday
PDQLike, yesterday, initially
LENYesterday's Spy author Deighton
URIMystifier Geller who turned 67 yesterday
OLDHardly born yesterday
ENDCoincidentally and aptly, it was also yesterday's last Down answer
YESTERDAYNumber one on Rolling Stone's "100 Greatest Pop Songs" list
YESTERDAYBeatles classic with the dummy lyrics "scrambled eggs"
YESTERDAYSong sung by this puzzle's subjects on 6-Down's show on 9/12/65
YESTERDAYDear Professor: Sorry I wasn't in class ___
YESTERDAYPop song by the Beatles
YESTERDAYMonday, on Tuesday
YESTERDAYThursday, on Friday
YESTERDAYToday tomorrow
YESTERDAYFortune cannot give him ___.—Poor Richard's Almanac.
YESTERDAYWhen "love was such as easy game to play"
YESTERDAYSOld times.
YESTERDAYRecent time.
YESTERDAYRecently.
YESTERDAYImmediate past.
YESTERDAYO, call back ___, bid time return.—Richard II.