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Cutting-edge item crossword clue
R A Z O R B L A D E
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| Wall Street Journal crossword of January 18th, 2013 other clues |
| Creature with a comb |
| Coarse, as language |
| Crate stamp |
| Like outside-the-box thinking |
| Reason to retire? |
| Pietà figure |
| Lingo ender |
| Plunders |
| Make confetti of |
| Rossini's '___ voce poco fa' |
| Make like a rodent |
| Prelude to civil war |
| Matter of interest |
| Sandwich made with sauerkraut |
| Muffin material |
| Professional milestone |
| Muppet drummer |
| Scotch Tape package feature |
| Music's Allman and Eddy |
| Nation for which 30-Across is named |
| Semi section |
| NYC's first subway line |
| Only Central American nation whose official language is English |
| Sgt. York's home state |
| Proverbial nonlearner |
| Org. with 30 member teams |
| Sham arguments |
| Punch ingredient? |
| Overthrow, for example |
| Page in the movies |
| Shot putters? |
| 'Our Kind of Traitor' writer |
| 'The MacGuffin' author |
| '60 Minutes' creator Don |
| 'Biscuit' introduced in 1912 |
| 'Grande Messe des Morts' composer |
| 'Le Misanthrope' writer |
| Smoky shaft |
| Unable to pass the Ishihara Test |
| Snug retreat |
| Sound from giraffes |
| Where Achilles fell |
| Spot for a surgeon's clamp |
| Squeak source, at times |
| Wine list section |
| Stadium official |
| Straighten, in a way |
| Word chunk |
| Substitute for |
| Sungrazer, e.g |
| ___ before (not later than) |
| T-shirt transfer |
| That miss |
| Then, to Etienne |
| Traffic unit? |
| Trouble |
| Truckloads |
| Turns right |
| Tyrolean trill |
| Daisy's cousin |
| Drill that may bore |
| Dyeing businesses |
| Development unit |
| DVR option |
| Cole Porter's '___ Gigolo' |
| Devils' playground? |
| Creature with a comb |
| Disco decoration |
| Eager to listen |
| Dispute decider, at times |
| Collection of miscellany |
| Enterprise grabber |
| Down-and-outers |
| Composer of the operetta 'El Capitan' |
| Crêpe's cousin |
| Court figure |
| Cross-trainers, e.g |
| Crack, in a way |
| 'You Make Me Feel Like Dancing' singer |
| 'The results ___' |
| '___ in the Crowd' (1957 Elia Kazan film) |
| '___ Mucho' (hit for Jimmy Dorsey) |
| Betty of cartoons |
| Betray, as a brother |
| Ben Gurion International carrier |
| '___ Restaurant' |
| Big 12 team |
| According to |
| Boulangerie array |
| Adjective for Joe DiMaggio |
| Breslau's river |
| Alabama city in 1965 headlines |
| Bring down |
| Andean empire residents |
| Broad letters on a box |
| Antenna type |
| Brownish gray |
| Archaeologist's reckoning |
| Bubbly buy |
| Aussie trotters |
| Budding business? |
| Avenue liners |
| Bull's target |
| Ball borne by the nine longest Across answers |
| Burton-O'Toole film of 1964 |
| Balletic bend |
| Bygone General Motors brand |
| Bank, for example |
| Cecil's cartoon friend |
| Banks of Chicago |
| Coarse, as language |
| Becomes chronic |
| Prompt |
| Overcome, as a problem |
| Excited activity |
| Fair sight |
| He woos Jo but marries Amy |
| It brought Hope to GIs |
| Fastener set in concrete |
| Flees quickly |
| Home to the Al-Hajar Mountains |
| It may follow a visit |
| Food critic's asset |
| House of cards? |
| Former first lady of France Bruni |
| Jacket material |
| Fresh, in Frankfurt |
| Gets into hot water, maybe |
| Labyrinth designer |
| GI carrier to Omaha Beach |
| Humor |
| Grand Canyon viewing area |
| Like 'Footloose' in 2011 |
| Intestine, in combinations |
| Haley replaced him as the Tin Man |
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