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| New York Times crossword of January 13th, 2013 other clues |
| 'Eat at ___' (classic sign) |
| 'Hairspray' role |
| 'I'm impressed!' |
| 'It Happened One Night' director |
| 'Peace ___ hand' |
| 'Spider-Man' director Sam |
| 'There Is ___ ...' (song by the Cure) |
| 'Yeah, that'll happen' |
| - |
| - |
| - |
| - |
| - |
| - |
| 84-Down's doings |
| Abruptly calls off plans, say |
| Ancient Greek school |
| Atlanta Braves' div |
| Author of 'Unto the Sons' |
| Back door |
| Beginning of ___ (watershed moment) |
| Bernstein's 'Candide,' for one |
| Black ___ |
| Bone connected to the oblique cord |
| Bottom row |
| Bow attachment |
| Chorus after 'All in favor' |
| Co-star of 'The Stunt Man' |
| Coach Parseghian |
| Comic actor Jacques |
| Commandment adjective |
| Company closing? |
| Dance instruction |
| Dates |
| Diamonds, e.g |
| Ditch-digging, e.g |
| Division politique |
| Donnybrooks |
| Drought-prone |
| E.M.T. training |
| Eco-conscious |
| Fed. agents |
| File extensions |
| Friendly introduction? |
| Gen. Bradley |
| German pronoun |
| Gershwin's 'The ___ Love' |
| Get ready to ride, with 'up' |
| Greenish shade |
| H.S. senior's exam, once |
| Hand-held organizer, in brief |
| High-hat |
| Hip |
| Hitch |
| Hollywood's home: Abbr |
| Hollywood's Patricia and others |
| Horned Frogs' sch |
| Impart |
| Inclined |
| Investor's bottom line |
| Knee-length hip-hop shirts |
| Laundry problem |
| Leaves out of the bag? |
| Lift |
| Light side |
| Like letters marked 'Return to sender' |
| Like magic squares |
| Like some unexciting bids |
| Limestone variety |
| Makes a love connection? |
| Many a Rubens subject |
| Master |
| Mercedes models |
| Mete out |
| Middle row |
| Mollify |
| Monet's Dutch subjects |
| Mother who was a Nobelist |
| Muslim leader |
| Nesting place for a bird |
| Newspapers |
| Numerical prefix |
| Oil-rich land |
| One of two photos in an ad |
| One who's beyond belief? |
| Ones getting hit on at salsa clubs? |
| P.T.A.'s concern: Abbr |
| Parisian schools |
| Parts of pounds |
| Pitcher's datum |
| Pizza topper |
| Playwright Fugard |
| Poison hemlock or Queen Anne's lace |
| Price abbr |
| Price to play |
| Prie-___ (kneeling bench) |
| Published |
| Revolutionary figure? |
| Road sign that may elicit a groan |
| Rotating surveying tool |
| See 119-Across |
| See 119-Across |
| See 119-Across |
| Short cut |
| Show some irritation |
| Silent screen star Naldi |
| Singer Dion |
| Skeleton section |
| Sledge who sang 'When a Man Loves a Woman' |
| Slippery |
| Snake along |
| Some E-mail attachments |
| Somewhat |
| Sports car feature |
| Start of an agreement that's not really an agreement |
| Stay fresh |
| Steamed bun in Chinese cookery |
| Sting |
| Stretched, in a way |
| Suffix with zillion |
| Tennis Hall-of-Famer born in Bucharest |
| The Wright brothers' home |
| Top row |
| Trail |
| Tuscan export |
| Unlock, to a poet |
| Used, as a dinner tray |
| When the Festival de Cannes opens |
| Where Ponce de León died |
| Winging it? |
| With 98-Across, 34-Down and 48-Down, what each line in the center square should do |
| Women's suffrage leader Carrie Chapman ___ |
| Woodstock artist Guthrie |
| Workplace rights org |
| Workplace welfare org |
| Worshiper with a pentagram |
| ___-Seltzer |
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