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| New York Times crossword of January 24th, 2008 other clues |
| Hockey great Jaromir |
| How trapeze artists perform |
| Inappropriate |
| Johannesburg-to-Nairobi dir. |
| Laryngitis symptom |
| Locks horns (with) |
| Morgue ID |
| Mrs. Dick Cheney |
| Mrs. Woody Allen |
| Musician Brian |
| Naturalist Fossey |
| Not Rx |
| Phil who sang 'Draft Dodger Rag' |
| Pleased |
| Rand who asked 'Who is John Galt?' |
| Selected |
| Served, as time |
| Shakespeare title starter |
| Star Wars, briefly |
| Stems (from) |
| Stomach acid, to a chemist |
| Straits |
| Swell place? |
| Swirls |
| Taint |
| Targets |
| Telephone triad |
| The usual amts. |
| Tick off |
| Ticker tape letters? |
| Unsafe? |
| Vein locale |
| 'The Dukes of Hazzard' network |
| *1961 chart-topper for Ray Charles |
| *Fail |
| *Get it exactly |
| *Get off to a quick start |
| *Party game |
| *React to gunfire, maybe |
| *Shoot perfectly |
| *Vie for votes |
| 10 Benjamin Franklins |
| A.M. drinks |
| Abominate |
| Actor Brynner |
| Algerian port in 'The Plague' |
| Announcement to passengers, for short |
| Baseball stat. |
| Bygone potentate |
| Calif. setting |
| California hometown of the Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman |
| Capt. Sparrow, e.g. |
| Carried on, as a trade |
| Chapter's partner |
| Classic Studebaker whose name means 'forward' in Italian |
| Corrida chant |
| Designer Vera |
| Dolly, for one |
| Doth own |
| Entertaining |
| Escape ___ |
| Exclusive |
| Fictional C.I.A. unit on 'Alias' |
| Gets all ditzy |
| Gym bag items |
| Hair net |
| Have as a channel |
| 'Mother of all rivers' |
| Walter who wrote 'The Hustler' and 'The Color of Money' |
| What's up? |
| Where Wounded Knee is: Abbr. |
| Words missing from the answers to the eight starred clues |
| You, to you, or me, to me |
| Zooid |
| ___ Jeeves of P. G. Wodehouse stories |
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