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Opera with a slave girl crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 28th, 2013 other clues |
| 'Aha!' |
| 'Deathtrap' playwright Ira |
| 'I, the Jury' detective |
| 2010s, e.g |
| Actress Getty of 'The Golden Girls' |
| Against property, to a judge |
| Asia's shrunken ___ Sea |
| Attacked en masse |
| Before, to a bard |
| Biblical name for Syria |
| Big name in art glass |
| Book before Daniel: Abbr |
| British fellow |
| Cambodia's Lon ___ |
| Canadian police officer |
| Comic Caesar |
| Common put-down that hints at the ends of 17-, 21-, 53- and 58-Across |
| Counterpart of purchases |
| Countryside: Sp |
| Discount price phrase |
| Divulges |
| Does nothing |
| Dog command |
| Drunk's woe, informally |
| Edam or Brie |
| Experiment site |
| Fashion magazine with a French name |
| Fill-ins, informally |
| Flier made from a do-it-yourself kit |
| French legislature |
| Garrison of 'A Prairie Home Companion' |
| Go off like a volcano |
| In layers |
| In the sixth grade or earlier, typically |
| Info on a dashboard gauge |
| Judged |
| Laura and Bruce of the silver screen |
| Lead-in to 'di' or 'da' in a Beatles song |
| Length of a pithy joke |
| Leprechaunlike |
| Little prankster |
| Mollify |
| Neither's partner |
| Newspaper opinion piece |
| Overruns as pests might |
| Packs again for shipping |
| PC lookalikes, e.g |
| Poet ___ St. Vincent Millay |
| Pop singer Carly ___ Jepsen |
| Pres. Lincoln |
| Produce, as page layouts for a printer |
| Read leisurely |
| Rust, for example |
| Safety exercise prompted by an alarm |
| See 33-Down |
| Sick |
| Singer with the #1 R&B hit 'You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine' |
| Springfield resident Disco ___ |
| Suffered humiliation |
| Thanksgiving side dish |
| That is: Lat |
| These, to Conchita |
| Tiny misstep |
| Top 10 Kiss hit with backing by the New York Philharmonic |
| Tots' fathers |
| TV host Gibbons |
| When repeated, identifies people |
| With 36-Down, 'Easy!' |
| With ice cream |
| Within: Prefix |
| Zoo heavyweight, for short |
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