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Austrian physician who lent his name to an English word ending in '-ize' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 15th, 2012 other clues |
| 'By ___!' |
| 'Cagney & Lacey' org |
| 'I can't get excited about it' |
| 'Lemme ___!' |
| 'Shut your trap!' |
| 'Star Trek' weapon |
| 'That is quite clear' |
| 'The Conqueror,' e.g |
| 'True Colors' singer, 1986 |
| '___ it' ('Understood') |
| 2000 title role for Richard Gere |
| 72-Across and others: Abbr |
| :D, e.g |
| Actress Tyler |
| After-dinner choices |
| Angry Birds, e.g |
| Artificial plot device |
| Attacked |
| Basis of a lawsuit |
| Battle wear |
| Battle-ax |
| Bazooka, e.g |
| Big Apple team |
| Big name in frozen desserts |
| Bit of investors' news, for short |
| Bond |
| Brit's teapot cover |
| Bud |
| California beach town with a racetrack |
| Certain skiing competition |
| Cheating |
| Chewed stimulant |
| Cicely or tarragon |
| Climax |
| Directional suffix |
| DNA testing might reopen one |
| Doc's reading |
| Doll |
| DOLLS |
| Dream setting |
| Esteem |
| Fate |
| Feel (for) |
| Fictional Simon |
| Former U.N. secretary general Kofi ___ |
| Fourth letter after 49-Down |
| Fourth letter before 21-Down |
| Get ready to drive |
| Gravitate |
| Grp. that coordinates E.T.A. and E.T.D |
| Heroic deeds |
| Humble response to praise |
| Hunted |
| I, to Tiberius |
| In the event that |
| It's lowered to hear music |
| It's north of the South |
| Kaput |
| Kindergarten stuff |
| Lady |
| Laugh syllable |
| Leaf pores |
| Letter-shaped girder |
| Letters on some N.Y.C. luggage |
| Light reflection ratio |
| Like some boards |
| LL Cool J's 'Going Back to ___' |
| Major artery through San Antonio |
| Manipulate to one's advantage |
| Many wonks |
| Martial arts master |
| Mine transport |
| NASCAR Hall of Fame architect |
| Nest maker |
| North Korean leader or his father |
| Not cheating |
| Nudists |
| One of the Everly Brothers |
| One with a neck and a lip |
| Org. that may assess violence levels |
| Organ repair sites, briefly |
| Ousted from the ring, for short |
| Overseas Mr |
| Part of a pinochle round |
| Part of a security system |
| PBS flagship station |
| PC key |
| Person who's a zero? |
| Pharmacies fill them, in brief |
| Places for rings, maybe |
| Plant tissue |
| Player of golf |
| Polished |
| Portuguese king |
| Precious girl's name? |
| Prison unit |
| Propose |
| Put away |
| QB Tebow |
| R.S.V.P. facilitator: Abbr |
| Roam |
| Rolling ___ (rich) |
| Scat syllable |
| Scot's 'not' |
| Security Council veto |
| Shade of a swan's bill in a Keats poem |
| Shows that can be racier than their network counterparts |
| Side (with) |
| Signs |
| Slip-on |
| Some bills have them |
| Some online communications, for short |
| Stock page listings: Abbr |
| Struck |
| Subject of a Vatican investigation |
| Taft's partner in a 1947 act |
| Tart drink |
| Tediously didactic |
| The euro replaced it |
| The Mediterranean has a warm one |
| Thérèse de Lisieux, for one |
| Tolkien creature |
| Track ___ |
| Troop group |
| TV station, e.g |
| TV tavern keeper |
| Uses a 13-Across on |
| Vicious |
| Villa, e.g |
| Weather comment represented visually by this puzzle's circled letters |
| What will the French think of next? |
| White Rabbit's cry |
| x, y and z |
| Yokel |
| You probably raise your arm for this |
| ___ B. Driftwood ('A Night at the Opera' role) |
| ___ Hall (site on many a campus) |
| ___ kwon do |
| ___ Tin Tin |
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