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| New York Times crossword of January 2nd, 2019 other clues |
| Rest ___ |
| Leslie in the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame |
| Well, in old Rome |
| River originating in Pittsburgh |
| Barren |
| Like envelope flaps |
| What Buddha is said to have meditated under |
| Bespectacled canine of comics |
| 'Got it!' |
| Russia, once |
| What inventions start as |
| Big brand of petrol |
| Vice president who became ambassador to Japan |
| 'Mr. Robot' network |
| Security guard's viewing, for short |
| 'Bye!' |
| Loos |
| Big name in laptops |
| Wide shoe spec |
| Makeshift |
| Shoe part |
| Wide-eyed sort |
| Black-and-white mammals |
| 'Heavens to Murgatroyd!' |
| Makeshift shelter |
| Soldier's topper |
| Wind tunnel currents |
| Boarding pass datum |
| Mess up |
| Some rock coverings |
| ___ Beach, Calif |
| Draw (out) |
| Monk known as 'The Father of English History' |
| Stop on a trip |
| 'Yikes!' |
| ___ Village (Manhattan neighborhood) |
| Estate sharer |
| *Cocktail fork |
| Subject of some youth sports fraud |
| No longer interested in |
| Fashion accessory that may be six feet long |
| *Dessert fork |
| Follower of yes or no in the military |
| Often-prewritten news article, for short |
| Fictional boy who rafted down the Mississippi |
| *Fish fork |
| Genre of the band Less Than Jake |
| Swapped |
| Partner of wide |
| Ancient arts venue |
| Figure on a résumé, in brief |
| The Cards, on scoreboards |
| *Fruit fork |
| Gloomy atmosphere |
| Prefix with musicology |
| Flashlight inserts, perhaps |
| They can be saturated |
| *Salad fork |
| Haberdasher's array |
| Preschool group? |
| They might go viral |
| 1980s-'90s N.F.L. great Ronnie |
| Pride parade letters |
| Toot one's own horn |
| Abbr. on a remote |
| Idiotic |
| India ___ |
| TV's Don Draper, for one |
| Actor Morales of 'The Brink' |
| Regret |
| It ends rather spookily: Abbr |
| Unrealized |
| An assistant might take one |
| Upsilon follower |
| Relatives of kingfishers |
| Kosher bakery no-no |
| Relatives of puffins |
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