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| New York Times crossword of January 22nd, 2018 other clues |
| 'Forgot About ___' (2000 rap hit) |
| 'Leaving ___ Vegas' |
| 'Legally ___' (Reese Witherspoon film) |
| 'Puh-LEEZE!' |
| 'Red' or 'White' baseball team |
| 'Seinfeld' character who wrote for the J. Peterman catalog |
| 'Sesame Street' character long rumored to be Bert's lover |
| 'Sounds exciting ...' |
| 2016 Best Actress Oscar winner for 'La La Land' |
| Abbr. in an office address |
| Administrative regions in Russia |
| Agatha Christie or Maggie Smith |
| Applaud |
| Ariana Grande's fan base, mostly |
| Back in style |
| Be nosy |
| Biden and Pence, informally |
| Bit of clowning around |
| Bond film after 'Skyfall' |
| Caribbean ballroom dance |
| Chess endings |
| Chop finely |
| Cutting-edge brand? |
| Deep-fried Mexican dish |
| Deep-fried Mexican dish |
| Div. for the N.F.L.'s Jets |
| Encouragement for a matador |
| Enthusiastic audience response, informally |
| Exceed |
| Fish typically split before cooking |
| Fix, as an election |
| Go from 0 to 60, say |
| Grand stories |
| Grandmother, affectionately |
| Group of eight |
| Gym locker emanation |
| Half of a half step in music |
| Holiday drink |
| Home shopping inits |
| Inbox buildup |
| Iranian currency |
| Jiffy |
| Laughs through the nose |
| Less talkative |
| Like the name 'Robin Banks' for a criminal |
| Look down on |
| Look for |
| Make, as money |
| Muscat is its capital |
| Natural process illustrated by the last words of 18-, 24-, 37-, 54- and 61-Across |
| Novelist Rand |
| On the briny |
| One of two in 'Hamilton' |
| Pacific source of unusual weather |
| Places to get quick cash |
| Ponzi schemes, e.g |
| Prefix with life or wife |
| Put in the cross hairs |
| Racer's swimwear |
| Relieved (of) |
| Sailor's patron |
| Something acute or obtuse |
| Somewhat |
| Start to attack |
| Stoic politician of ancient Rome |
| Successors to LPs |
| Sudden problem in a plan |
| Swirled |
| Times past noon, informally |
| Title of a list of errands |
| Tree with acorns |
| Unwelcome looks |
| Weight unit equal to about 2,205 pounds |
| What sunning in a swimsuit leaves |
| ___ Wallace, co-founder of Reader's Digest |
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