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“Don’t worry, things are going to work out” crossword clue
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| Premier Sunday crossword of January 17th, 2021 other clues |
| Ticked off |
| “Awright!” |
| Dig out from the ground |
| Impose — on (outlaw) |
| Some nobles |
| Affirms solemnly |
| Suburb of D.C. in Virginia |
| Wheat — (cereal) |
| Judge of the O.J. Simpson trial |
| Owing |
| 60-min. periods |
| “Give — whirl” |
| “You’re preaching to the choir” |
| Lung cell |
| Pen maker |
| Egg cells |
| Boat-rowing guys |
| Style of jazz |
| Bathtub sponges |
| Great reviews |
| Scale notes after dos |
| Bullring cheer |
| Library penalty |
| Old railroad watchdog agcy. |
| — Bo (exercise system) |
| Age-verifying cards |
| Top dentures |
| Tristan’s love |
| Surgery assistants |
| TV magnate Turner |
| Olympic athlete, e.g. |
| She sang “Hello” |
| Strategize |
| Stand by |
| Sub shop |
| Part of 62-Down: Abbr. |
| El —, Texas |
| Almost like |
| Departed |
| — de plume |
| “— So Shy” |
| Sci-fi zapper |
| “Flashdance” star Jennifer |
| 1,152, to Caesar |
| Stateside |
| U-shaped bend in a river |
| Protest shout |
| Gave spirit to |
| Chicago airport |
| See 42-Across |
| Bad grade |
| Causes wonder in |
| Subcompact car of the 1980s |
| Naughty kid |
| Saroyan’s “My Name Is —” |
| Mex. miss |
| Abate |
| In a bit, to bards |
| “— a snap!” |
| Took a chair |
| Features of many limos |
| Sue Grafton’s “— for Noose” |
| Movie-rating org. |
| Defendant’s opponent |
| Part of LAPD |
| “Necktie,” “bathrobe” or “jumpsuit” |
| College bigwig |
| Furry foot |
| Taken together |
| Great values |
| Subsequent stage |
| Coup — |
| Omit, as a syllable |
| Balsam or turpentine |
| Blissful spots |
| Doles (out) |
| Maker of the eight programs that are the theme of this puzzle |
| Told a fib |
| Hathaway of “Ocean’s 8” |
| Store lure |
| Bygone U.K. record label |
| Make over |
| Bar with beermaking facilities |
| Berlin article |
| Masters |
| Food fish from Africa |
| Eye squintingly |
| A DJ might spin them |
| Furiousness |
| Gene stuff |
| Co. big shot |
| Gold-winning figure skater Brian |
| Hotfoot it |
| Slugger Mel |
| Burned a bit |
| Sentimental pop songs |
| Dostoyevsky novel, with “The” |
| Ida. neighbor |
| China’s Lao- — |
| Suffix with Brooklyn |
| Comedian Gilda |
| “Ask Me Another” airer |
| Available without an Rx |
| Occur at the same time |
| Acquired the film rights to |
| Army meal companion |
| As a team |
| “So yucky!” |
| Do some lawn work |
| Add- — (peripherals) |
| Pupil-widening drug, e.g. |
| Young salmon and sea trout |
| Clerk on “The Simpsons” |
| HarperCollins or Simon and Schuster |
| — Antonio |
| Suffix with Brooklyn |
| With 25-Across, Czech tennis great |
| Crude dude |
| Gallery stuff |
| Film director Preminger |
| Holiday song |
| Optimistic attitude |
| Give and take |
| False appearances |
| Flaky dessert |
| Restricted entry |
| USMC rank |
| Frat dude |
| Soon-to-be adolescents |
| Inquire into |
| One of 100 in D.C. |
| Monk’s title |
| Stuff applied to the wall of a room |
| School org. |
| Certain Ukrainian |
| Fine riverbed sand |
| Athlete’s advantage |
| 1836 Texas siege site |
| Abbr. on a phone dial |
| Sgt., e.g. |
| Must-have |
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