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| New York Times crossword of January 2nd, 2013 other clues |
| 'Amo, amas, I love ___' |
| 'Lawrence of Arabia' figure |
| 'No more!,' e.g |
| 10 sawbucks |
| Actress Pflug |
| Angel dust, briefly |
| Architect Mies van der ___ |
| Auden or Aiken |
| Augustus ___ |
| Billy Blanks fitness system |
| Bosox nickname of old |
| Boss Tweed lampooner |
| Cry of derision |
| Cut crosswise |
| Digital book file extension |
| Dona ___ (1976 Sonia Braga role) |
| Egg head? |
| Erik of 'CHiPs' |
| Everyday article |
| Eye |
| F.D.A.-banned diet pill ingredient |
| Fish contained in unadon |
| Gershwin opera heroine |
| Give ___ (care) |
| Hard thing to carry |
| Hot desert wind |
| Husband, in France |
| Italian city that is the title setting of a Walpole novel |
| Japan's largest active volcano |
| Jewish or Iranian, e.g |
| Jones once of the Stones |
| Laundry staff |
| Layer of the eye |
| Like much folklore |
| Make |
| Make scents of? |
| Mark down for a sale, say |
| Meal for a weevil |
| Melodramatic series, in slang |
| Midwest hub |
| Model's path |
| Morse unit |
| Mystery author John Dickson ___ |
| Newsgroup system since 1980 |
| Oodles |
| Ore tester |
| Photographer Adams |
| Pianist Claudio |
| Prom tux, usually |
| Request for group permission |
| River in a 1957 hit movie |
| Roman road |
| SALT topic |
| See 1-Across |
| See 51-Across |
| Singer/actress Luft |
| Singers James and Jones |
| Slangy affirmative |
| Small hills |
| Sorrowful cries |
| Spotted |
| Swarm member |
| Tail movement |
| Talking with one's hands: Abbr |
| The Ricardos, to the Mertzes |
| Things that lead to mergers? |
| Thrice, on an Rx |
| Tikkanen of hockey |
| With 35-Down, fictional heroine who says 'I am no bird; and no net ensnares me' |
| With 71-Across, breakfast choice ... or a punny hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Words after 'come' or 'go' |
| Yankees manager before Girardi |
| [Bo-o-oring!] |
| ___ avis |
| ___ Crunch |
| ___ lily |
| ___-Rooter |
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