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| New York Times crossword of January 9th, 2014 other clues |
| Agree |
| Agenda part |
| Actor Maguire |
| 500 people? |
| Appeared |
| Assign stars to |
| Alma mater for David Cameron |
| Big name in tractors |
| Barrett of Pink Floyd |
| Bill producers, for short |
| Blocked vessel opener |
| British ___ |
| Calorie-heavy dessert |
| Carefully examine |
| Certain horror film villain |
| City in southern California |
| Clutter |
| Delt neighbor |
| Distillery sight |
| Drippings, maybe |
| Experiment site |
| Extemporizes |
| First name in folk |
| Flaming Gorge locale |
| Flies (along) |
| Food processor? |
| For example |
| Forest female |
| Fragrant compound |
| Frolic |
| Genesis locale |
| Genesis locale |
| Glistening, as Christmas ornaments |
| Haunted house sounds |
| Lead-in to plane |
| Like some numbers and beef |
| Lucy ___, title character in Sir Walter Scott's 'The Bride of Lammermoor' |
| Make pieces of pieces? |
| One of the Bushes |
| OPEC member: Abbr |
| Overseas |
| Plaintiff |
| Prefix with type |
| Richard ___, 'War Zone Diary' journalist |
| Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee with only one Top 40 hit |
| Security Council veto |
| See 46-Down |
| Shade providers |
| Shellacs |
| Sign of puberty, maybe |
| Site of a piercing |
| Site of slippage ... both geographically and in this puzzle |
| Something to pare, informally |
| Splenda competitor |
| Sure-___ |
| The speed of sound |
| Theater's ___ Siddons Award |
| Thorough |
| Tore |
| Unloading point |
| Voyaging |
| Wallop |
| Western German city |
| What spies collect |
| What womanizers do |
| Who has scored more than 850 points in an official Scrabble game |
| With 44-Down, 'key' invention of the 1830s |
| You might slip on it |
| You might slip on it |
| ___ Burgundy, the anchorman in 'Anchorman' |
| ___ factor |
| ___ Israel Medical Center |
| ___-square |
| 'Beloved' author Morrison |
| 'Make some ___!' |
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