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Country in which English and Mandarin are official languages crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 13th, 2015 other clues |
| 'Sure, why not?!' |
| 'Once upon ___ ...' |
| 'Out of many, one' |
| 'Bro!' |
| 'Phooey!' |
| 'The Matrix' hero |
| 'Up and ___!' |
| 'Wake Up Little ___' (Everly Brothers hit) |
| '___ Gold' (1997 Peter Fonda film) |
| '___ Tu' (1974 hit) |
| 2012 award for 20-Across |
| Actress Lamarr |
| All but the signal, in radio |
| Arthur of tennis |
| Bea Arthur sitcom |
| Berserk |
| Big Apple-based designer label |
| Billboard's top rock group of 2000-09 ... or where to find a 23-Across (before 1939) or 17-Across (today) |
| Born earlier |
| Computer key near Shift |
| Cousin of a bassoon |
| Diced dish |
| Diva's number |
| Doll's cry |
| Eating non-halal, to Muslims |
| Ernest nicknamed 'The Texas Troubadour' |
| Feedbag bit |
| Geek |
| Gridiron grp |
| Huge amount |
| Hurt |
| I.e., spelled out |
| Ignite |
| Image on the reverse of a Canadian quarter |
| Inkwell item |
| It's chalked in a pool hall |
| Jai ___ |
| Largest wild animal in the United States |
| Lee who directed 'Life of Pi' |
| LSD |
| Neutral shade |
| Nonnative speaker's course, in brief |
| Not 'fer' |
| One of 'dose,' in Brooklyn |
| One year's record |
| Org. in 'The Bourne Ultimatum' |
| Picnic table place |
| Potluck supper serving, maybe |
| Practice game, in sports |
| Prefix with -plasty |
| Press |
| Press |
| Prize in horse racing |
| Ran |
| Resident of the so-called 'Chicago of Japan' |
| Rose's protection |
| Roughly |
| Run out of rhythm? |
| School singing group |
| Setting for a classic Agatha Christie mystery |
| Seville snacks |
| Simile's center |
| Slants |
| Soy-based soup |
| Splenda rival |
| Tech support callers |
| Title for Tuck |
| Touches down |
| Tourist attraction in Charlottesville, Va |
| Turned loose |
| Vexation |
| What milk will do if you add lemon juice |
| Word after bump or break |
| Zippy flavor |
| ___ Prize, annual international award for mathematics |
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