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| New York Times crossword of January 27th, 2018 other clues |
| 'That's the spot!' |
| A lot of Top 40 music |
| Actress Boone of NBC's 'The Blacklist' |
| Baby |
| Bad way to get to work |
| Barbershop assortment |
| Be open-minded, maybe |
| Because of |
| Call of the wild? |
| Chaps |
| Coconuts, to a maroon on an island, maybe |
| Company that launched the game FarmVille |
| Curling and rugby, but not boxing, in the Olympics |
| D.C. body |
| Deep red pigment |
| Extra leaf in some books |
| Feature of many a jalopy |
| First name in horror |
| First two-time Nobelist |
| Forbidden, in a way |
| Fourth little piggy's share |
| Freshly |
| Green-skinned fruit |
| Hellenic character |
| Holiday abroad |
| Home run, in slang |
| Ingredient in a Caesar cocktail |
| Insignificant one |
| Kept close to one's chest? |
| Like the hepatitis B and C pathogens |
| LinkedIn listing |
| Macho type |
| Make no effort to stop something |
| Make right |
| Native of Thimphu |
| Nickname for a pal |
| Not just fling |
| One spewing obscenities |
| Opposite of 22-Across |
| Palm, in a way |
| Pecorino cheese source |
| Place for a big wheel |
| Pulpy refuse |
| Radio option with improved sound quality |
| Reject |
| Relative of tofu |
| Resident of Isfahan |
| Side with? |
| Slice, e.g |
| Some high points of Mötley Crüe? |
| Something you may lay down or break |
| Space race? |
| The bird in Hitchcock's 'The Birds' |
| Things with pods |
| Tied up, in the operating room |
| Title girl in a 1961 Ricky Nelson hit |
| Trigger-to-cylinder connection |
| Twain of note |
| Vegetables high in vitamin C |
| When St. Patrick's Day is celebrated |
| Wine container |
| Witty Garofalo |
| Woe of a bar habitué |
| Word with mother or sharp |
| ___ Effect (supposed I.Q. boost from music) |
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