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Asian language with 14+ million speakers crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 10th, 2009 other clues |
| 'The Good German' actor, 2006 |
| 252-gallon measures |
| '___ che penso' (Handel aria) |
| 'Ha!' |
| Land rover |
| Let off |
| Like sunbeams |
| Literally, 'roof lizard' |
| Magazine article |
| Main engagement? |
| Manage |
| Member of the first state to adopt Christianity as its religion |
| Morgiana's storied master |
| Nero's homeland |
| No-names |
| Oft-repeated words |
| Oil-rich South American basin |
| One side in the Battle of Marathon |
| Person at home |
| Piece of pie, often |
| Poem of 31 syllables in five lines |
| Quick round of tennis |
| Ready to move |
| Regimen with 'cardio bursts' |
| Remain close |
| Rigel, for one |
| River to the Yangtze |
| River with an alphabetical-sounding name |
| Safecrackers, slangily |
| Scandalize, e.g. |
| Scion |
| See through at last |
| Studs |
| Style of envelope for greeting cards |
| The United States, to some prospective immigrants |
| Water |
| ___ Bones of 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' |
| Area between forest and prairie, e.g. |
| Best in one's position |
| Bit of a bluff |
| Brilliantly colored food fish that changes hues when removed from the water |
| Bushy-tailed? |
| C relative |
| Calm, say |
| Cant |
| Computer prefix meaning 2 to the 40th power |
| Corrupting influence |
| Cotton Club standout of the '30s |
| Cut off |
| Defeat quickly and overwhelmingly |
| Deserter |
| Doesn't bother |
| Dress cuts |
| Dyslexic TV host with a college degree in speech therapy |
| Eagle, e.g. |
| Early South Carolina senator Thomas |
| Fire |
| Flew |
| Food carried by doves |
| Foot-long stretchers |
| Furious |
| Game played with a piquet deck |
| Hank Williams or Nat King Cole |
| Irreparably cracked |
| It's under a top |
| Kind of fin on a fish |
| Kites, e.g. |
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