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| Wall Street Journal crossword of January 2nd, 2016 other clues |
| Tearoom treat |
| The Grimaldis' principality |
| Trouble in a 1590s play title |
| Two-time loser to Dwight |
| Union underminer |
| Verizon remittance? |
| Washer load, at times |
| Wee one |
| When the Tour de France takes place |
| Within: Prefix |
| Workbook section |
| Yogi's shift from one leg to the other? |
| ___ chi |
| ___ Domini |
| ___ Reader (magazine with the motto 'Cure Ignorance') |
| 'Toodles!' |
| 'A horse is a horse' horse |
| 'Aim high...' org |
| 'Ariel guides you ___ the sea': Shelley |
| 'Highway to Hell' rockers |
| 'Westward the Course of Empire Takes Its Way' in the Capitol, e.g |
| 'Whatever would I do without you?' |
| 'Why not!' |
| 'Would you like me to?' |
| 1.2 mg, for thiamine |
| Act the supplicant |
| Air |
| Aligned group |
| Appease fully |
| Attacks |
| Babe in a pouch |
| Bacon piece |
| Barack's most recent Supreme Court appointee |
| Batch file extension |
| Battalion's victory song? |
| Battler of Godzilla |
| Belt or bolt |
| Bill word |
| Blush inducers |
| Bonsai practitioner? |
| Brewpub array |
| Bullying words |
| Call good, as a tennis shot |
| Cameron, e.g |
| Caterer's booking |
| Cause of chills, perhaps |
| Cautious |
| Certain something |
| Chess champ's chronicle? |
| Childish comeback |
| Childish comeback |
| Children's book illustrator Howard |
| Comics dog in a Viking helmet |
| Commuter's choice |
| Conductor Zubin |
| Conventions |
| Crunch target |
| Da Vinci hobby |
| Damson's cousin |
| Decorator's design |
| Directly |
| Disallows |
| Doctor's clip-on |
| Draft choice |
| Editor's recognition to a freelancer? |
| Extremely unpopular |
| Fogg's portrayer in 1956's 'Around the World in 80 Days' |
| Follower of Jah |
| Frisky |
| Genesis twin |
| Golf's 'Big Easy' |
| Green land in Grenoble |
| Grow over time |
| Grumpy Cat's apparent mood |
| Gunpowder ingredient |
| Hardly a cakewalk |
| Haughty type |
| Invite |
| It has strings attached |
| Jam accompaniment? |
| Kerry's department |
| Kickboxing weapons |
| Kind of crisis |
| Knights, say |
| Late excuse, often |
| Letter after Yankee |
| Lose concentration |
| Loses power |
| Magic on scoreboards |
| Make more enticing |
| Many a Mormon |
| Many a Wharton grad |
| Measure of curiosity? |
| MIA-to-JFK heading |
| Moon goddess |
| More mawkish |
| More than clean |
| Nasty-tasting |
| No longer amusing |
| Not a child-friendly dog |
| Not binding |
| NSFW matter |
| One might wear a crown |
| One of the archangels |
| One with gilt feelings? |
| Other, in Acapulco |
| Password possessor |
| Pastoral god |
| Period divisions |
| Peyton's younger brother |
| Prepare to play |
| Punch ingredient? |
| Puts up |
| Quarterback Hoyer |
| React to a bad call |
| Receipt figure |
| Reindeer in Disney's 'Frozen' |
| Remove from power |
| Reply to 'Come stai?' |
| Rio neighborhood made famous in song |
| Running |
| Science fiction author Greg |
| Scrooge visitor |
| Secret supply |
| Shower sponge |
| Silt on the other side of a really wide river? |
| Singer James |
| Sister of Chekhov's Irina and Olga |
| Site of high rollers |
| Slangy okays |
| Snortable tobacco |
| Some New Zealanders |
| Spongy cake |
| Squabbling |
| Start-of-trading signal |
| Substantiated |
| System in which 73 is 111 |
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