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Musical set in France, informally crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 5th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Longtime companion' for 'same-sex partner,' once |
| '___ Mio' |
| *'Bingo!' |
| *Comic actor / *Card game ... or a hint to the answers to the starred clues |
| *Headless Horseman's prop |
| *Put-down to an ignorant person |
| *Quesadilla cheese |
| *Slender tree of northern North America |
| *Tool for removing heavy footwear |
| *Trunk item |
| *Versatile worker |
| 1994 Brandon Lee action film |
| Bases of nightmares |
| Bean used to make tempeh |
| Bosox slugger a.k.a. Big Papi |
| Brewing agents |
| Comics artist |
| Company for which about one in eight U.S. workers has worked |
| Copyright year for 'Shrek' and 'Monsters, Inc.' |
| Cut covering |
| Directed |
| Ending with fly and drive |
| Enthusiast |
| Eye-level sensor |
| Fat ___ pig |
| Figure on a rate sheet |
| Financial guru Suze |
| Former Maine senator Olympia |
| Fruit that's sometimes poached |
| Gaping mouth |
| Gibble-gabble |
| Gob |
| Govt. org. that gets tips from whistleblowers |
| Half of a Wall Street firm since 1882 |
| How fish is shipped, often |
| Ice cream maker Joseph |
| In public |
| Ineffectual exec |
| Irish red ___ |
| It may be pulled on a road |
| Like Vlad the Impaler |
| Mended, as rugs |
| Mine, to Mimi |
| Mizrahi of fashion |
| N.Y.C.'s Third or Fifth |
| Nick at ___ |
| Nickname for Tony |
| Nixon in 1995 or Lincoln in 2012 |
| No longer at anchor |
| One working on hands and knees |
| Part of a Yiddish phrase of dismay |
| Prefix with conscious |
| Prompter? |
| Roasted, in a way |
| Robbed of the spotlight |
| Scallop-edged cracker |
| Shade of blue |
| She played Annie Lee in 'Selma' |
| Small enterprise? |
| Speed skater Ohno |
| Sporty two-seater |
| Stand-up comic Sykes |
| Stephen of 'V for Vendetta' |
| Stock figure |
| Stop at |
| Tablecloths and napkins |
| They're good at drawing kids |
| Throw a hissy fit |
| TKOs, e.g |
| Tricked |
| Vardalos of 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding' |
| William ___, physician who championed bedside training |
| Write and send quickly, as a letter |
| Wyoming's ___ Range |
| ___ above |
| ___ Coyote (toon) |
| ___ Tesfaye a.k.a. R&B's the Weeknd |
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