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| New York Times crossword of January 12th, 2020 other clues |
| Something North Carolina's Alcohol Law Enforcement regulates, aptly |
| Ask the obvious question, so to speak |
| Charlie Brown catchphrase |
| "Ouch!" |
| "___ here!" |
| Maintain |
| Indolent |
| Reading on the dashboard of the DeLorean in "Back to the Future" |
| Improv offering |
| Fed. agency that helped take down Al Capone |
| Secretive org. |
| Wide gap |
| Symbol for viscosity, in chemistry |
| Word before cap or shoe |
| Shakespearean schemer |
| Short swim |
| Flat-faced dogs |
| Walgreens rival |
| What phonies put on |
| "___ Minnow Pea," 2001 novel with an alphabetically punny title |
| Kind of tea |
| Dummy |
| Setting for some pickup basketball |
| Classic pop brand |
| Insomniac's order |
| Let fly |
| Some Japanese cars |
| Most of the 2010s |
| Tush |
| Freedom of the ___ |
| Article |
| Brick material |
| Judean king, in Matthew |
| School with its own ZIP code - 90095 |
| Like a short play |
| Medical insurance grp. |
| 33-Across's sound |
| Voice box? [Wolverine State] |
| Exam for the college-bound |
| Noted export from Holland |
| "Dang!" |
| What scared horses do |
| Like a soufflé |
| Sushi fish that's never served raw |
| ___ Kea |
| Food inspectors test for it |
| 2014 film with the tagline "One dream can change the world" |
| ___ fortis (another name for nitric acid) |
| One leaving a trail |
| "That's so sweet!" |
| 40 make up a furlong |
| Safari sighting [Golden State] |
| Losers |
| Device that keeps fish alive |
| Letters after CD |
| Sticky roll |
| Emphatic rejection |
| Wiggle room |
| Thrifty competitor |
| Spleen |
| Poses a danger to |
| Rehearsed |
| Captain of science fiction |
| Snub |
| Cry with an accent |
| Pay a brief visit |
| Gave up the ghost |
| Whom a warrant officer might report to, informally |
| Stashed for later [Blue Hen State] |
| "___ Lang Syne" |
| Following, as a detective might |
| Revealer of the Wizard |
| Letters on an ambulance |
| Times before the present? |
| Editorialist's skill [Mountain State] |
| It's condensed |
| Like some candles |
| "No way, José!" |
| West Coast birthplace of John Steinbeck |
| Banned pollutant, for short |
| Fairy tale prince, perhaps |
| Brother or sister |
| "There it is!" |
| School |
| Knight's accouterments [Ocean State] |
| Like some wallpaper patterns |
| Events for socialites |
| Big Island city |
| ___ Schwarz (toy company) |
| Sushi bar offering [Centennial State] |
| In which a single raised pinkie is an "i": Abbr. |
| Pilots' flights just after training is finished |
| Detach slowly (from) |
| Wilbur's partner in an old sitcom |
| Cockney and others |
| Face-planted |
| Rights-defending org. |
| Has been around the block [Evergreen State] |
| Hit playfully on the nose, slangily |
| Uses sigma notation, in calculus |
| Tow |
| It's no bull |
| Nelson Mandela's org. |
| Outlander |
| George Eliot's "___ Marner" |
| Command to a dog |
| Stella ___ (imported beer) |
| Go-ahead |
| Flotsam and jetsam |
| Big name in theaters |
| Many a dad joke |
| English class quiz subject, informally |
| Skateboard jump |
| Japan's largest brewer |
| Imitates Daffy Duck, in a way |
| Many a founding father, religiously |
| Terra ___ |
| "This is fun!" |
| Dry (off) |
| Fine china |
| 1-1, for one |
| Something that might accompany a dedication |
| Airline with a crown in its logo |
| Hawaiian word that's also a common Chinese surname |
| What locks are made of |
| Ready for publication, say |
| Sport on a range |
| "Like that'll ever happen" |
| Layers |
| Bit of party decoration |
| Lead-in to Brown or Robinson in #1 song titles |
| Not for ___ (sign) |
| Cocktail garnishes |
| Disney heroine of 2016 |
| Puts up |
| Invalidate |
| ___ City, Yukon Territory |
| Pushing the envelope |
| Nail |
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