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One of the renters in Steinbeck's 'Tortilla Flat' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 13th, 2017 other clues |
| 'How Sleep the Brave,' e.g |
| 'Toodles' |
| 28-Down, e.g |
| @fakechucknorris, for one |
| Adjudicate |
| After the hour |
| All-nighter, maybe |
| Aphrodisia |
| Author with a restaurant at the Eiffel Tower named for him |
| Bank deposit |
| Bead producer? |
| Big name in shapewear |
| Bonus upon signing, e.g |
| Burkina Faso neighbor |
| Change with the times |
| Character who dies at the end of 'Little Women' |
| Competitive and outgoing, say |
| Defraud, in slang |
| Diorama, maybe |
| Dug stuff |
| Editorial reversal |
| Fall |
| Family name in Sir Walter Scott's 'The Bride of Lammermoor' |
| Founder of the American Shakers |
| Fr. title |
| George Dickel product |
| God for whom a weekday is named |
| Grammy-nominated 2011 Lady Gaga album |
| Handle preceder |
| Here-there connection |
| Important word to a marriage counselor |
| Instrument with a bent neck |
| Intuits |
| Is a bad loser, say |
| Jazzman Montgomery |
| Key |
| Like Hansel and Gretel in the forest |
| Like high school and college students of the '80s-'90s, e.g |
| Lou who wrote 'Exporting America' |
| New homeowner's feeling, maybe |
| Newsstand offering, informally |
| Painter's primer |
| Part of the works |
| Plague, with 'at' |
| President who said 'If you want to see your plays performed the way you wrote them, become president' |
| Pride : lions : parliament : ___ |
| Real stinker |
| Record stat for major-leaguer Rickey Henderson |
| Recreational sites not designed for walkers |
| Require (of) |
| Ricoh rival |
| Running event |
| Secret ending |
| Slam |
| Some French votes |
| Start to malfunction |
| Sweet pitcherful |
| The first one was a modified Ford D-Series truck |
| They're 'family' |
| Things to do after dinner |
| Title role in a 1993 film ... which sounds like a prize the film won |
| Unimpressed |
| Updated art? |
| Very much |
| Views |
| What a meow may mean |
| Without any filler |
| Word before or after state |
| Wrap (up) |
| Zimbalist of old TV |
| ___ and violins (music pun) |
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