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Premier Sunday crossword of January 2nd, 2011 other clues
Holier-than- —
Cow sounds
Blueprint, e.g.
Not very much at all
Procure off-site, as goods and services
Novelist Waugh
"Livin' La Vida —" (Ricky Martin hit)
Bodybuilding regimen
Dull, as London skies
Buying places
"Candida" playwright
Declares
That vessel
Potential epidemic
Post-shave splash-on brand
Rowboat movers
Arab rulers
Utah's — Mountains
Airline posting
Bay — (Bostonian, e.g.)
Juliet's guy
New Mexico art mecca
Biol. or geol.
"Born Free" lioness
Certain fruity liquor
Spiel giver
Fry a little
"Rocky" actress Talia
Tel —
Excellent
Have — with (know someone at)
Credit card lure
— few rounds (spars)
Backed down
Senior
Auto pioneer
With 56-Down, bigwig with big bucks
Is hurting
"— that hard to believe!"
— frisé (toy dog)
Large dog used in police work
Broadcasting
Actor Joe
Emmy winner Falco
Rosten and Sayer
Penetrate suddenly
Nose variety
Pays a casual visit
Vehemence
Delineated
"I — Song Go Out of My Heart"
1952 Peace Nobelist
Ireland, in poetry
Regret-filled
Greeting in a locked book
Nitwit
1922-73 comic strip
Gear teeth
Whizzes
Throw away
Jabba the — ("Star Wars" villain)
Other, in Oaxaca
Customer
Perp's photo ID
Dinner scrap
Phil of folk singing
Actor Rogen
Marine plant
Livy's 106
Barn clucker
Yale Bowl cheerer
Avian mimics
Gloomy anxiety
Neighbor of Libya
Downpour
Film overlay
Bright planet seen before sunrise
Some till fill
Rally cry
They're not able to get out much
Part of NNE
— Darya (river)
Small, in Dogpatch
Three, in Trieste
15-Down loc.
Polly Holliday sitcom
Big name in books and records
21-35 range, maybe
Nipper's co.
Buying place
"Bonanza" brother
Suffix with Taiwan
Educ. inst.
Venue
Pooch sound
Syrian president
See 85-Across
"Ben- —"
Budge
Some
Small
— -dieu (pew add-on)
Dispatch
Filmmaker Gus Van —
Declare
Two cubed
— rock (music genre)
Homily: Abbr.
Airport uniform abbr.
Day- — paint
Attempts
Kazan of Hollywood
Light brown
Have dinner
Move upward
PC screen variety
Armada unit
Prefix with colonial
"ER" figs.
Winter Olympics event
Not yet born
Neck artery
Hamburg loc.
Prefix with propyl
Start to puncture?
During every evening
Fixes, as Rover
Chordata, for humans
Some ski lifts
Bulls, rams, and bucks
Basic street system
Flexible, electrically
Mr. Kojak
"Take — from me ..."
Antidrug kingpin
Architect Saarinen
Ones against alcohol
The Andrews Sisters' "— Mir Bist Du Schön"
New newt
Deep groove
Turn tail?

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