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| New York Times crossword of January 10th, 2011 other clues |
| 'Good Will Hunting' star Matt |
| '___ On Down the Road' ('The Wiz' song) |
| '___ See for Miles' (song by the Who) |
| A/C stat |
| Abbr. before a name on top of a memo |
| Air passage |
| Ancient Asia Minor region |
| Another place to follow the object named in the circled letters |
| Arthur with a Queens stadium named after him |
| Artist whose 1999 hit 'Smooth' was #1 for 12 weeks |
| Be sick |
| BP gas brand |
| Bread for a gyro |
| Brown from the beach |
| Buddhist monk |
| Buy's opposite |
| Carrier to Copenhagen |
| Computer game with virtual people |
| Computer whizzes |
| Cowgirl Evans |
| Dance related to the mambo |
| E-mail filter's target |
| French friend |
| Furry foot |
| Get ___ the ground floor |
| Golf peg |
| Governed |
| Gridiron carriers: Abbr. |
| Had a role on stage |
| Hannibal ___, vice president under Abraham Lincoln |
| Haughty sorts |
| Immobilize |
| Iran's capital |
| Jacques of 'Mon Oncle' |
| Katmandu native |
| Like mosquitoes |
| Love, in 51-Down |
| Madrid's land, to natives |
| Many Eastern Europeans |
| Measured by a stopwatch |
| Medical care grp. |
| Minor despot |
| Note on a Chinese menu |
| Nothing |
| Old-fashioned paper copies |
| One place to follow the object named in the circled letters (reading left to right) |
| One thing ___ time |
| Onionlike soup ingredient |
| Pierre's state: Abbr. |
| Place to get a mudbath or massage |
| Prefix with center |
| Puts to work |
| Release from slavery |
| Reverberated |
| Roughen in cold weather |
| Sales talk |
| Sandwiches that are definitely not kosher, in brief |
| Scottish hillside |
| Siouan people |
| Slate, e.g., briefly |
| Sleuth, in slang |
| Something with x and y axes |
| Spin zone? |
| These, in Tours |
| Tiff |
| Top of the head |
| Turtle's 'home' |
| Unspoken, as an understanding |
| Untruth |
| Wife of Jacob |
| Worcestershire ___ |
| Words, informally |
| Wowed |
| WXY, on a phone |
| Zenith |
| ___ Highway (route through Whitehorse, Yukon) |
| ___ Lumpur, Malaysia |
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