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| New York Times crossword of January 15th, 2009 other clues |
| Baby shower attendees, often |
| Bazooka, e.g. |
| Be emphatic |
| Be ill-humored |
| Burglary ... or a hint to 17/18-, 26/29-, 47/51- and 62/63-Across |
| Can't-miss proposition |
| Chinese chicken flavorers |
| Chow alternative |
| Cloverleaf component |
| Code crackers' org. |
| Crush |
| Danny of 'Ruby' |
| Drain |
| Early film executive |
| Extended vacationers may take them |
| Fake |
| Gets together |
| Goes back |
| Gracile |
| Grasps |
| Hiding place |
| High balls? |
| Irish interjection |
| It may be written in stone |
| Literary pen name |
| Longtime breath freshener |
| Looney Tunes nickname |
| Lush |
| Mexican peninsula |
| Mil. rank |
| Minded |
| Nasty wound |
| Nickname preceder |
| Word with sports or training |
| Zinger |
| One taking a bow? |
| Paradoxical fellow |
| Part of some resort names: Abbr. |
| Paul Anka hit that made it to #19 |
| Person holding things up? |
| Play ___ (do some tennis) |
| Pulitzer-winning biographer Leon |
| Rallying cry? |
| Relatives of cha-cha-chas |
| Rice pad |
| Rocky peaks |
| Sailor's saint |
| Scacchi of 'Presumed Innocent' |
| See 17-Across |
| See 26-Across |
| See 47-Across |
| See 62-Across |
| She renamed herself Mara, in Scripture |
| Slangy negative |
| Some guesses, for short |
| Summer cooler |
| The Black Stallion, e.g. |
| Trading places: Abbr. |
| Trig ratio |
| U.S.N. clerk: Abbr. |
| Viral inflammation, informally |
| What causes Fred to be fired? |
| Where shopping carts are pushed |
| Whitish |
| With 18-Across, 'J'ai Deux Amours' singer |
| With 29-Across, tangerine |
| With 51-Across, wet-day wish |
| With 63-Across, temporary setback |
| Word before Rabbit or Fox |
| Actress Swenson of 'Benson' |
| 'One Song Glory' musical |
| 'Shame on you!' |
| 'The Jungle Book' wolf |
| 'The ___ of Reading Gaol' (Wilde poem) |
| 12-time baseball all-star |
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