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| New York Times crossword of January 27th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Be my guest!' |
| 'Definitely not THAT!' |
| 'Told ya!' |
| Actress Mullally with two Emmys |
| Actress Saoirse with two Oscar nominations |
| Alto clef instrument |
| An elephant seal will fight for one |
| Bambino |
| Blew a gasket |
| Bradley with many medals |
| Brand with the flavor French Silk |
| Camps in the wild |
| Caves and coral reefs, for example |
| Course that offers mixed results? |
| Cry when un gol is scored |
| Dance bit? |
| Decline |
| End of the King James Bible? |
| Exceedingly |
| Feature of the European Union |
| Figures in some univ. classes |
| First name in hot dogs |
| Fix, as some neckwear |
| Fixer-upper, often |
| Flat, e.g.: Abbr |
| For the goose, not the gander? |
| Goes from stem to stern, maybe? |
| Grave robbers |
| Half a ten-spot |
| Is way too introspective |
| It gets tons of traffic |
| Land in which political parties are banned |
| Like marriage supported by Loving v. Virginia |
| Loafer alternative, for short |
| Many a large desk or sofa |
| Melodious |
| Mie ___, actress who played the Bond girl Kissy Suzuki |
| Moors |
| Nix |
| Not bedridden |
| Off |
| One getting framed |
| Part of a press kit |
| Part of some punt returns |
| Part-human gods |
| Places to fix flaps |
| Prepared, as some scallops or tuna |
| Real name of Ben, in a sci-fi classic |
| Red stuffing? |
| Romance novelist Tami |
| Rush |
| See 34-Across |
| She created a monster |
| Sights at a martial arts center |
| Slipped |
| Someone gets belted at the end of it |
| Sound of the Northwest |
| Stray calf: Var |
| Strength |
| Take the edge off |
| The 4-Down has millions of them |
| Too-sweet sentiment |
| Turned tail |
| TV band |
| Unlikely to change |
| Vassal |
| What a bad cold may do |
| Where many Loyalists resettled after the American Revolution |
| With 20-Across, relocate |
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