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Country lads crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 24th, 2013 other clues |
| 'Broccoli again?,' e.g |
| 'Good job!' |
| 'Kapow!' |
| 'Madness put to good uses,' per George Santayana |
| 'Whoa, baby!' |
| 'You're welcome, amigo' |
| 1968 to the present, in tennis |
| Affair of the 1980s |
| Atomic |
| Back |
| Bordering state |
| Bygone political inits |
| Chiquita import |
| City community, informally |
| City that's home to three Unesco World Heritage Sites |
| Colorful fish |
| Compact since 1982 |
| Consistent with |
| Dangerous family |
| Decorative melody added above a simple musical theme |
| First lady of the 1910s |
| Forearm bones |
| Fraternity letters |
| Gathers on the surface, as a layer of molecules |
| Goddess with a golden chariot |
| Gulf of Finland feeder |
| Have ___ with |
| Hollywood's Roberts and others |
| It may have one or two sides |
| It stops at Manhattan's Washington Square and Rockefeller Center |
| Lapsed |
| Leave rolling in the aisles |
| Line of Porsches whose name is Spanish for 'race' |
| Line that ended in 1917 |
| Marie Antoinette's loss |
| Meal morsel |
| Medicine amt |
| Metalworker's tool |
| Newsweek and others |
| Nickname for Haydn |
| Off course |
| On ___ with |
| Pal |
| Part of a baby's daily schedule |
| Part of P.S.T.: Abbr |
| Part of the Iams logo |
| Port ___ |
| Put on guard |
| Quick break |
| Rice-A-___ |
| Ride in London |
| Sailor's heavy jacket |
| See 67-Across |
| Several 'Boris Godunov' parts |
| She was on the cover of back-to-back issues of Time in September 1997 |
| Side by side |
| Small image displayed in a browser's address bar |
| Sockeroo |
| Sprang |
| Subject of a 2010 biography subtitled 'The Voice' |
| Sushi fish |
| Sweater material |
| Tabloid TV show co-hosted by Mario Lopez |
| Tale |
| Talk show times: Abbr |
| Title boy in a Humperdinck opera |
| Two |
| Type letters |
| Unimaginative gift, maybe |
| With 47-Down, popular hotel chain |
| Word before and after 'yeah' |
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