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| New York Times crossword of January 30th, 2020 other clues |
| High-profile pair |
| Means of access |
| Not so obvious |
| Classic Bob Marley song |
| Site of Saguaro National Park |
| It may bring one back to reality |
| Shoot the breeze |
| Insult, slangily |
| Dark period for poets |
| Not written |
| Stinging plant |
| Country bordering Togo |
| "Seize the ___!" |
| Chimney output |
| "Don't freak out" |
| Uno tripled |
| Dollar alternative |
| Participate in a common children's game, as illustrated in this puzzle |
| Home of the oldest university in the Americas (founded 1551) |
| Buffoon |
| One of a Disney septet |
| Eclipses, to some |
| GQ or T |
| Like much stand-up comedy |
| Lira : Turkey :: ___ : Korea |
| Have high hopes |
| Starchy tuber |
| Practice before a game |
| Crazy popular, as a product |
| Ending to a White House address |
| Root that's roasted and eaten |
| Test the strength of, chemically |
| Rabble-rouse |
| Noted Roosevelt |
| Gift that comes in pieces |
| Classic Bill Withers song |
| "Whatever pays the bills" |
| Arrow poison |
| "Star Wars" Jedi, familiarly |
| Competitor of Ruffles |
| Tread slowly |
| St. Petersburg was once named after him |
| Wiped |
| Disappear, as a trail |
| Adams with a camera |
| Snickers |
| Entrepreneur Musk |
| Bowl over |
| Michigan, in Chicago: Abbr. |
| "Get ___ Ya-Ya's Out!" |
| Place to find corn dogs and funnel cakes |
| Tripoli native |
| Banks of "America's Next Top Model" |
| Quiet fishing spot |
| "The Grapes of Wrath" figure |
| Work station |
| Book after Ezra: Abbr. |
| Mr. Met, for one |
| "Gangsta's Paradise" rapper |
| Call off |
| Post-blizzard need |
| A long way to go? |
| Part of a church chorus |
| Like some cellars |
| Mob man |
| Spa amenities |
| Sister in a Brothers Grimm tale |
| 1998 Olympics host city |
| Positive particle |
| Shout before entering a gunfight |
| Ill will |
| Official of ancient Rome |
| Grows fond of |
| Traditional remedy for a sore throat |
| Chum |
| One may be bronze or golden |
| Oil worker's locale |
| Term of endearment |
| Campaigned |
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