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4.5 billion years, for the age of the earth: Abbr crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of January 28th, 2017 other clues
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'Another Day on Earth' musical artist
'Blaze of Glory' band, 1990
'Don't get all worked up!'
'Gotcha'
'Gotcha'
'Outside the Lines' airer
'So soon?'
'Steel-driving man' of African-American lore
'The Haywain Triptych' painter
1998 Spike Lee movie
A biker may have a nasty one
A cry of relief
Activity in a drive
Agitated
C-c-c-cold
Chi-___ (religious symbol)
Classic novel written under the nom de plume Currer Bell
Commercial lead-in to Bank, in many Midwest states
Dish eaten with a spoon
Dish often served with applesauce
Eight-line verse form
Friendly introduction?
Gesture of razzle-dazzlement
Harbinger of spring
Heck of an effort
Impetuous person
It may be used by a person who is bowing
It's searched for in a rush
Italian brewery since 1846
Its logo consists of a pair of calipers in an oval
Like finished wood
Like some pigs
Lost Colony's island
Luxury home features
Matisse, Derain and fellow artists, with 'les'
Miss the mark
Nail the test
Narrow apertures
Not dead yet
Officially prohibit
One with many enemies
Opposite of slow
Present some opportunities
Rage
Recipient of a royal charter, with 'the'
Royal wraps
Sarcastic response to a 1-Down
Scuba gear component
Setting for Yankees home games: Abbr
Sister and wife of Cronus
Some dispenser items
Something a bomber delivers?
Sources of prints, for short
Strict limitation, of a sort
System developed by Bell Labs
Texter's 'Oh, yeah ...'
Took off on
Value
Vast
Victim of Paris
Web deposit?
What tipplers may have
Wine aperitif
Young migratory fish

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