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| Wall Street Journal crossword of January 14th, 2011 other clues |
| Go from green to red, say |
| Sydney's state: Abbr. |
| Guitar part |
| He loved Lucy |
| Help with the dishes |
| How Coolidge spoke |
| How some stocks are sold |
| Huskies' home |
| Ill-fated shepherd |
| In a faint manner |
| Indistinguishable |
| Jargon ending |
| Korea-China border river |
| Legend and Integra |
| Supreme leader? |
| Listen for tinsel, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Lose on purpose |
| Make tempura |
| Maker of Celebrex and Viagra |
| Makeshift screwdriver |
| Member of a certain college |
| Minor setback |
| Mocking expression |
| Muscle protein |
| Muscular firmness |
| Museum piece |
| Necessitated |
| Not quite rhyming |
| Old treatment for nervous disorders |
| Olympics speeder |
| One from Berlin |
| Opera star Cecilia |
| Optical illusion illustrator |
| Ornamental festoons |
| Owns |
| Parental warning |
| Subject with a lot of problems |
| Partner |
| Place for the Boss's band |
| Principal |
| Produit de Michelin |
| Pungent gas |
| Rank below marquess |
| Roman ___ (thinly disguised fiction) |
| Roofed colonnade |
| Rose's love |
| Rubs out |
| S&L offerings |
| Santa ___ |
| Sarandon's role in 'Dead Man Walking' |
| Sent with a click |
| Sentence structure? |
| Sicilan capital |
| Skedaddles, in Dogpatch |
| Slalom curves |
| Slangy turnarounds |
| Soaks, say |
| Some doctoral exams |
| Spiral seashell |
| Spock trademark |
| Spy novelist Deighton |
| Starts the bidding |
| Stick ___ in the water |
| Thesaurus wds. |
| They captured Captain Picard |
| They mind your own business |
| Times to remember |
| Token |
| Tribal trademarks |
| Under control |
| Univ. or acad. |
| Was out of line |
| Sugarloaf setting |
| Amana competitor |
| Ambient music pioneer Brian |
| Attach, as a button |
| Attorney General Holder |
| Balk at, as a pat-down? |
| Barbecue bit |
| Barista's brew |
| Beat by a whisker |
| Bench presser's pride |
| Big moneymaker in Pa. |
| Bills |
| Blows up, informally |
| Bridge need |
| Bridge pad |
| Cargo unit |
| Cassio's jealous lover |
| Chain that filed for Chapter 11 in December 2010 |
| Conviction |
| Culkin and Calhoun |
| Culmination |
| D-Day troop carrier |
| Dawn direction |
| Dominant |
| Downsize |
| Duchamp's 'Fountain,' e.g. |
| Each |
| Exactly what the agent patted? |
| Excitedly active |
| Eyelashes |
| Feature of a May-December romance |
| Fed head Bernanke |
| Film set workers |
| Flat clouds |
| Freebies with soup |
| Give some gas |
| Watchdog's sound |
| What the agent asked herself during the pat-down? |
| What the agent does before patting down filthy travelers? |
| What the agent found during the pat-down? |
| What the agent said during the pat-down? |
| What the agent said when Megan Fox showed up? |
| What the agent thought about what he patted? |
| What the female agent whispered during the pat-down? |
| Where Ephesus was |
| Whom the agents work for (and a chunk of each theme answer) |
| Wide body |
| Winter weather, in Edinburgh |
| Wok veggie |
| Words after two or hole |
| XXX fare |
| You can part with it |
| 'What he said' |
| 'Hey, over here!' |
| 'Law & Order' spinoff, familiarly |
| 'MMMBop' band |
| 'That's ___!' (parental admonition) |
| 'The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich' author |
| 'Why don't we!' |
| '___ guys like you for breakfast!' |
| 100,000 BTU |
| A little more than a quarter of a cord |
| Advice from some about pat-downs? |
| African ear of corn |
| Aim rival |
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