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9 a.m. and 12 p.m.: Abbr crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 4th, 2016 other clues |
| 'The Wall' rock band |
| Actress Thompson of TV's 'Family' |
| 'Uncle,' in poker |
| 'This one's ___' ('Our treat') |
| '$@' and '%*&!' |
| Acts of bravery |
| Agent, for short |
| Airer of the Olympics since 1988 |
| Alternative to Spot or Rover |
| Amount of cough syrup: Abbr |
| Ancient alpaca herder |
| Any second now |
| April is the only month that has one |
| At a distance |
| Attila or one of his followers |
| Backbone-related |
| Be of the same mind |
| Beginning |
| Border |
| Brand of chips |
| Burrito alternative |
| Caddie's bagful |
| Cap for a Special Forces member |
| Colorado ski town |
| Cousins of ostriches |
| Dangerous, as winter sidewalks |
| Darkroom masters, for short |
| Discombobulate |
| Double agent |
| Farm storage building |
| Fire-setter's crime |
| Fittingly |
| Foot or yard |
| Friendly scuffles at sleepovers |
| Furnishes with new weapons |
| Gifts for guests |
| Group of eight |
| Gun in an action film |
| Harass, as a witness in court |
| Hoity-toity sort |
| Is indebted to |
| Jimi Hendrix hairdo |
| Judd who wrote and directed 'Knocked Up' |
| Letters between chis and omegas |
| Lion's sound |
| MacFarlane of 'Family Guy' |
| Mare : horse :: ___ : sheep |
| Muck |
| Not good with large sums of money, in a saying |
| Observes the Sabbath |
| Official language of Pakistan |
| One of the three flavors of Neapolitan ice cream, for short |
| One or two poker chips, maybe |
| Outer parts of pizzas |
| Performs, to Shakespeare |
| Poems featuring 39-Across |
| Prefix with potent |
| Real name of the Pillsbury Doughboy |
| Response to a joke |
| Rowboat propeller |
| Scents |
| Scoffer's sound |
| Seeks answers |
| Share a border |
| Small frosted cake |
| Small jump |
| Sprite |
| Swift |
| Thought: Prefix |
| Trim, as a hedge |
| TV rooms |
| Voyage |
| Wear away, as soil |
| What the numbers 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 are in |
| ___ Jemima |
| ___ Young, singer with the #1 country hit 'Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young' |
| Mourning |
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