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Astronomer who lost part of his nose in a duel crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 24th, 2010 other clues |
| Animal with four toes on its front feet and three toes on its back feet |
| B, essentially |
| Bamboo lover |
| Become depleted |
| Bingo call |
| Biologist Stephen Jay ___ |
| Bittersweet performance |
| Bob Marley classic |
| Botanical balm |
| Brain-busting |
| Buddhist sect |
| Butchers' offerings |
| Camera type, briefly |
| Casting requirement |
| China's Sun ___-sen |
| Church recesses |
| Classy publication? |
| Claws |
| Cold response? |
| Come to the rescue |
| Comic strip '___ and Janis' |
| Cookie holders |
| Coquette |
| Corey of 'Stand By Me' |
| Correctional |
| Cross swords? |
| Dance move |
| Dumas's Monte Cristo, e.g. |
| Eda who wrote 'When Your Child Drives You Crazy' |
| Edition: Abbr. |
| Electrician's need |
| Elision |
| Engage in a certain college prank |
| Lulu |
| Mall attraction |
| Medium power? |
| Mental acuity |
| Mild cigar |
| Monopoly token |
| Monopoly token |
| Morales of 'La Bamba' |
| More fresh |
| Mowgli's friend in 'The Jungle Book' |
| Musical score abbr. |
| Mystique |
| Narrow waterway |
| National Geographic inserts |
| Neither Rep. nor Dem. |
| Nielsen of 'The Naked Gun' |
| Nudge |
| Oct. ordeal for jrs. |
| One-piece vestments |
| Only person to win Emmys for acting, writing and directing |
| Orange spots |
| Out |
| Part of an ironman competition |
| Parting locale |
| Party leadership? |
| Patriotic women's org. |
| Pierre's girlfriends |
| Place for breaking things? |
| Planets, e.g. |
| PlayStation alternative |
| Polar feature |
| Prefix with -gon |
| Prefix with Chinese |
| Propelled, in a way |
| Vulgar person |
| What 'ipso' means |
| Where a tab goes |
| Where to find Lux. |
| Whup |
| With 14-Down, what to do on the dotted lines to reveal six hidden things that have something in common with this puzzle |
| Woe for Fido |
| World Service airer |
| Writers Bagnold and Blyton |
| X |
| Zeniths |
| ___ al-Fayed, companion of Princess Diana |
| ___ Circus (ancient Roman arena) |
| ___Kosh B'Gosh |
| Fire |
| First name in soul |
| Five-star review |
| Flight |
| Football Hall-of-Fame coach Greasy |
| Former New Jersey governor James |
| Gershwin musical of 1928 |
| Gold Glover Suzuki |
| Gradually remove |
| Ham on stage |
| Han's hon |
| Hanukkah serving |
| Have-not |
| Headed for overtime |
| Heroin, slangily |
| Hinged fasteners |
| Humble |
| Hypotheticals |
| Intersection of the x and y axes |
| Inuit word for 'house' |
| It may rain in these |
| Jingle writer, maybe |
| Junket |
| Kind of artery |
| Kind of infection |
| Labor Dept. watchdog |
| Lacking skill in |
| Lamp locales |
| Latin 101 word |
| LAX data: Abbr. |
| Letter-shaped woodworking vise |
| Like good guards |
| Like some elephants and all tigers |
| Like tennis serves |
| Lopsided victory |
| Publication founded in 1952 featuring artwork that does the same thing as this puzzle |
| Put ___ to (end) |
| Quick on the uptake |
| R.N. locales |
| Rein, e.g. |
| Rink fake-out |
| Rolling in the grass? |
| Roman's country |
| Run longer than expected |
| See 7-Down |
| Shells out |
| Six-time U.S. Open champ |
| Skipjack and yellowfin |
| Small vortex |
| Some Army NCO's |
| Some early New Yorker cartoons |
| Star of 'Charles in Charge' |
| Start of Massachusetts' motto |
| Stubbornness |
| Suisse peaks |
| Tel Aviv coin |
| The Father of Mexican Independence |
| The like |
| This might make you red in the face |
| This, in Madrid |
| Times, e.g. |
| Tour de France stage |
| Toxic chemical, for short |
| Trawler |
| Trillion: Prefix |
| TV Guide info |
| Valve in some fireplaces |
| Veer quickly |
| Verandas |
| Visibly very embarrassed |
| 'Rule, Britannia' composer |
| 'America' singer in 'West Side Story' |
| 'I Shot Andy Warhol' star Taylor |
| 'Joyeux' time |
| 'Just ___!' |
| 'Roger ___ Book of Film' |
| 'Still ...' |
| 'The Oblong Box' author |
| 'Typee' sequel |
| 'Who ___?' |
| '___ luego!' |
| 1950 Asimov classic |
| 1992 Robin Williams movie |
| 1997 Peter Fonda role |
| 1997 Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones blockbuster, for short |
| A century in Washington: Abbr. |
| Adequate, old-style |
| All alternative |
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