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New York Times crossword of January 29th, 2006 other clues
'Concord Sonata' composer
'It's Impossible' singer
'Rocks'
'Romanian Rhapsodies' composer
'Say what?'
'Stand and Deliver' star, 1987
'The fix ___'
'The Wizard ___'
'Them' author
'Whoops!'
1944 Pulitzer-winning journalist
1960's TV show set on a farm
1989 Peace Prize recipient
270° from norte
Accountant's concern
Agcy. spawned by the Manhattan Project
Akin to Ken?
Alternative to Breyers
Appetizer or entree
Archives unit
Author/screenwriter Ben
Bagel flavor
Bank regulating org.
Begin
Blown away
Book club name
Brewpub staple
Brews in an elm instead of an oak?
Buttonhole
Cabinet dept.
Calendar pages: Abbr.
Can. money
Cap'n's underling
Check the total
Chopped down
Chose the window instead of the aisle?
City on the Irtysh River
Close encounter
Cock and bull
Cold temps
Condition
Cosa ___
Cross inscription
Damp and chilly
Dash
Deep ravine
Defense  grp. formed in Bogotá
Draft, basically
Eats
Eighty-six
Encrusted
Erasers?
European capital, in song
F.D.R. program
Fabled fliers
Fancy-schmancy
Farm workers
Force a physician and a 'Star Trek' officer into a plane?
Geiger with a counter
Giving a line to
Guadalajara greeting
Havens
Herd containment device?
Here, in Juárez
House gofers
Hydra, for one
Important part of mayo
Indian-born actor in 'A Tiger Walks,' 1964
It might be only a scratch
It's found on a lid
Jacksonville-to-Tampa dir.
Kind of pass
Lacking tact
Like a phobic longshoreman?
Like clay pigeons
Like crazy
Like tinned fish
Looped handles
Makes out
Mid-seventh century date
Middle: Prefix
N.Y.C. cultural center
Nobel, for one
Not fooled by
Not very bright
One expressing the same thoughts
One may replace an oath
One of diamonds?
Onetime Jeep mfr.
Pain in the neck
Planets, to poets
Pointer's pronoun
Poker chip, e.g.
Portrait of an explorer with his timepiece?
Prepare for firing
Printing array
Québec's Côte-St.-___
Raise money using heavenly messengers?
Restrain
Result of wires down in a blizzard?
Ridicule of a foreign speaker?
Sangre de Cristo Mountains resort
Seconds on a watch
Secretary, for one
Sew on sequins, say
Short pans
Site for stretchers
Some Deco works
Something may be taken in it
Sommelier's prefix
Sommer of 'The Prize,' 1963
Stripped
Suffix with ranch
Super-duper
Surgical tube
Take illegally
Tax check
The Wall Street Journal visual
They're caught at the shore
Thingy
Time being
Tip, in a way
TNT alternative
Toy racer
U-shaped river bend
Univ. stat
Valley Girl exclamation
Wiesbaden's state
Work with feet
Works together
___ B'rith
___ Clemente
___-a-porter (ready-to-wear)
___-Globe (common paperweight)
___-Seltzer

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