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| New York Times crossword of January 29th, 2012 other clues |
| 'Barbarella' extras, for short |
| 'How ya doin', bro?' |
| 'Puss in Boots' villain |
| 'Ready!' follower |
| 'Star Trek II' villain |
| 'Ta-ta!' |
| 'The Simpsons' character with platform shoes |
| 'Tsk! Tsk!' |
| 'What chutzpah!' |
| '___ Got a Brand New Bag' (1965 James Brown hit) |
| Advertising department at a TV station? |
| Appear on the scene |
| Await decision |
| Baseball family surname |
| Beach umbrella, e.g |
| Beginning of some temple names |
| Blanket |
| Bowl call |
| Canine protector |
| Carnal craving |
| Clerics' homes |
| Cockamamie |
| Continental prefix |
| Cookie holders |
| Country singer David Allan ___, writer of 'Take This Job and Shove It' |
| Court recitation |
| Cowboys' home, familiarly |
| Crate |
| Dairy brand |
| Didn't wait until Christmas, say |
| Do a certain dish duty |
| Drink served with Brezeln |
| Early computer |
| Enrollment at a TV station? |
| Entranced |
| European freshwater fish |
| Expert at a TV station? |
| Fancy footwear at a TV station? |
| Fish holder at a TV station? |
| Fishing gear |
| Gen ___ |
| George nicknamed Mr. Basketball |
| Get foggy |
| Give lessons |
| Go up |
| Goddess associated with witchcraft |
| Gold rush town of 1899 |
| Graceful horse |
| Gravy holder |
| Green-egg layers |
| Half of a title role for John Barrymore or Spencer Tracy |
| Hold fast |
| Home of ancient Bethlehem |
| Houston university |
| How some stocks are bought |
| Insanity |
| Instrument with a big bell |
| It brings up many ticket holders |
| It might be batted at a knockout |
| It was dropped at Woodstock |
| It's picked in the Pacific |
| Joiner of a team |
| Lassie of Arg |
| Laughable |
| Leucippus and Democritus, philosophically |
| Lickety-split |
| Like some fortresses |
| Like some T-shirt designs |
| Livid |
| Locale of St. Catherine's Monastery, said to be the world's oldest working monastery |
| Lose ground? |
| Marble, e.g |
| Meadow call |
| Meal with wine |
| Midpoints: Abbr |
| Miss at a hoedown |
| Missouri relatives |
| Mythical figure blinded by Oenopion |
| Narrow inlet |
| Noted calendar makers |
| Oil producer? |
| Old block deliverers |
| One in Germany |
| One of a group of 12, say |
| One of a secretive trio |
| One taking the gold? |
| One-point score, of a sort |
| Opening word? |
| Opera part |
| Orange or olive |
| Other, in Oviedo |
| Outdo |
| Overflow |
| Person making waves? |
| Place to live in Germany |
| Playful response to a good insult |
| Prefix with -plasm |
| Primo |
| Product from Mars |
| Push |
| Q&A at a TV station? |
| Quick drink |
| Recruiters at a TV station? |
| River to Korea Bay |
| Rugged transport, for short |
| Ruthless corporate type |
| S-shaped molding |
| Sahara feature |
| Savvies |
| Seize |
| Shave |
| Sheiks' garments |
| Shocked |
| Shout in a strip |
| Sidecars might go on it |
| Skater Yamaguchi |
| Slide show at a TV station? |
| Some Dadaist works |
| Sort (out) |
| Sources of many beads |
| SpongeBob, e.g |
| Student involved in a prank, maybe |
| Sugary quaffs |
| Super ___ |
| Swivel on an axis |
| Tea merchant Sir Thomas |
| Terrible |
| Underworld leader |
| Utah's state animal |
| Visited |
| Western loop |
| World org. based in Lausanne, Switzerland |
| You might rub a knife across it |
| Zero, in slang |
| ___ a scratch |
| ___ decay |
| ___ Islam |
| ___ Levy, four-time Super Bowl coach for Buffalo |
| ___ place |
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