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Orbiter until 2001 crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 13th, 2023 other clues |
| Kooky, as a scheme |
| Symbols of slipperiness |
| Parisian possessive |
| Bewildered |
| James ___ Award (culinary honor) |
| Actress Long |
| Shakes a leg |
| Prefix with media |
| Bakery chain that began as the Saint Louis Bread Co. |
| When said three times, 2012 Taylor Swift song |
| Streamlined type of baleen whale |
| One may be left at the scene of a crime |
| Jake's love interest in "The Sun Also Rises" |
| It can come up to your neck in the winter |
| Overcooks, and then some |
| Martin Luther King Jr., for one |
| What follows certain deadlocks |
| Can opener? |
| Yahoo |
| With this answer's number, a hit horror movie franchise |
| Way to go |
| Supermarket lines, for short? |
| Shirley Bassey and Angela Lansbury, for two |
| Puffed-up |
| Sign of a hit |
| They get booted at the office |
| Bit of dangly jewelry |
| Architect of the Museum of Islamic Art |
| Personal pronoun in Prussia |
| The Panthers of the A.C.C. |
| When the moment is right |
| Beatle who wrote and sang "Don't Pass Me By" |
| Onetime N.B.A. star Metta Sandiford-___ |
| Org. with the highest-circulating mag in the U.S. |
| Word with crowd or channel |
| Travel across the pond, perhaps |
| "Breaking Bad" drug |
| "That just might work!" |
| Jetty |
| End of "Hedda Gabler," e.g. |
| Edgar Allan Poe story, with "The" |
| Fix, as the roof of a hut |
| Dive boat feature |
| Shiny material in some guitars |
| Bio class subject |
| Takes steps to compete? |
| They help you focus |
| The ___ day |
| Leonardo ___ (Fibonacci alias) |
| Result of a firing? |
| Violate, as etiquette |
| Language suffix |
| Instruction to a kayaker |
| Last sign |
| Spots for tadpoles |
| It may have one or two sides |
| Like the population of Greenland |
| Modify |
| Things to live up to |
| Divide |
| Something to work on |
| 2000 Tony-winning title role for Heather Headley |
| Crowning |
| Lose steam |
| Resident of ancient Crete |
| Downwind |
| Pollution source, say |
| Fancy marbles |
| Harden |
| Spanish title: Abbr. |
| Carnival music |
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