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Noted figure in Raphael's "The School of Athens" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 31st, 2020 other clues |
| Hot sauce |
| First word for many |
| Aid in hypnotism |
| Treat whose name means, literally, "flash of lightning" |
| Command from the director's chair |
| "But thanks for ___!" |
| Big gear retailer |
| Where all the pieces fall into place |
| Environmentalist ___ Leopold, author of the best-selling "A Sand County Almanac" |
| Know-it-alls |
| "Am ___ brother's keeper?" |
| Soft hit |
| George ___, original cast member of "S.N.L." |
| Ones who "Don't Cry," according to a 2008 country hit |
| City south of Luxor |
| Muslim ascetic |
| Doomed from the start, informally |
| Inventors of the compass and movable type |
| "What's the skinny?" |
| Mr. Sharples, owner of a sitcom diner |
| ___ board |
| Some jungle greenery |
| Fictional place that lent its name to a classic Cadillac |
| Back |
| Hosp. figure |
| Ruler amts. |
| Burns |
| Statement often accompanied by an eye roll |
| Taken with |
| Alternative to a wrecking crew |
| D-day |
| Bit of derring-do |
| Spurn on social media |
| One of the Kennedys |
| Building super's ringful |
| Engages in argument |
| Keep the books? |
| World power in cricket |
| Routes: Abbr. |
| One with lots to sell |
| Comedic actor John |
| Diana is the Roman goddess of it |
| "Of thee I sing" addressee |
| Hosts |
| Lye, for one |
| Like the old Sears Roebuck catalog |
| [Jaw hits the floor] |
| Besides "Gigi," the only Best Picture winner with a four-letter name |
| Romp |
| Assurance after an accident |
| Last name on a shoe box |
| Potter's house |
| Some freshness |
| Ne plus ultra |
| Forks over |
| Temptation to steal |
| What a cat's meow might mean |
| Suggested, with "of" |
| Brings in |
| Famous last word of film |
| In the records |
| 1980 Peace Nobelist ___ Pérez Esquivel |
| Bit of attire for a fancy night out |
| Foreign representative |
| Is anguished over a decision |
| Jon who wrote and illustrated "Palindromania!" |
| Roller-skating in the house, say |
| "Cool" amount |
| Subj. of a federal holiday since 1986 |
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