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| New York Times crossword of January 17th, 2014 other clues |
| Be useful |
| 'Don't worry about it' |
| 'Now, look here!' |
| 'Thinking back ...' |
| 'To conclude ...' |
| 1969 role for Dustin Hoffman |
| Big name in classical education? |
| Bowling splits in which the 5 and 10 pins remain |
| Bygone station name |
| Camp accouterments |
| Captain's place |
| Car that offered Polar Air air-conditioning |
| Cars whose only color until 1952 was bottle green |
| Changing places |
| Childish retort |
| Cry of surprise |
| Dandy |
| Disobeys standing orders? |
| End of story? |
| Extra protection from the elements |
| Footwear similar to klompen |
| Fox tribe neighbor |
| German port on the Baltic |
| Group studying torts and procedures, typically |
| Harder to see through, say |
| Hardly a free spirit? |
| Have some catching up to do |
| Herb whose name is derived from the Latin for 'to wash' |
| Historical role in Spielberg's 'Munich' |
| Inveighed (against) |
| It serves as a reminder |
| It's rendered in the kitchen |
| It's written with a minus sign |
| Just dandy |
| Large bill holder |
| Like a ballerina |
| Like wigwams and igloos |
| Mrs. Lincoln's family |
| New York's ___ Cultural Center, promoter of Hellenic civilization |
| One employing trompe l'oeil effects |
| One of the 12 tribes of Israel |
| Operates, as a booth |
| Opportunity for a singer or comedian |
| Oscar-winning film based partly on the book 'The Master of Disguise' |
| Pets |
| Pregnant, maybe |
| Psychiatric hospitals |
| Put to waste? |
| Queen or her subject? |
| Reach, in a way |
| Recovering |
| Requiring greater magnification |
| Scooter |
| Some C.I.A. doings |
| Some Quidditch equipment |
| Some world leaders |
| Source of morning stimulation, maybe |
| Spots for thirsty travelers |
| Stage, as a historical scene |
| Terrible time? |
| The Shroud of Turin and others |
| They often precede showers |
| Vacation destination |
| Yellow |
| ___ Gleason, Tony winner for 'Into the Woods' |
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