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Pastry that gets pulled apart crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 1st, 2022 other clues |
| First person? |
| Backups |
| First name in daytime talk |
| Red Guard's attire |
| Like "To be or not to be" |
| Baking aisle mascot |
| Smart device feature |
| Ice Breakers alternative |
| Aftermath |
| Engagement calendar info: Abbr. |
| "That's so not the case!" |
| Fodor's listing |
| Assembly at a camporee, perhaps |
| Anti-trafficking org. |
| Comic strip with the 1998 collection "I Am Woman, Hear Me Snore" |
| Skylar of the "Pitch Perfect" films |
| Start of many a Google search |
| Line just before a comma |
| "Anything to ___?" |
| Brand with an iComfort line |
| Leporine creatures |
| Bags one might have when tired? |
| Tanks and such |
| Botched |
| "Got it" |
| Intersections requiring a turn |
| Singing duet? |
| Bartolomé de las ___, social reformer during Spain's colonial era |
| Coin featuring Lady Liberty and a bald eagle |
| Part of a forecast without clouds |
| Colonnade sight |
| Pirates, in old slang |
| Rumpled, say |
| "Yeah, sure" |
| Like some fruits and tennis players |
| Setting of the Robert Graves memoir "Good-bye to All That," in brief |
| Mopey teen's lament |
| "Can't eat another bite" |
| "I don't want to hear any excuses!" |
| Some major productions |
| Oil-___ |
| Press "K" while on YouTube |
| Jordan is found on one, notably |
| Yoga retreat locales |
| Central point |
| Lead-in to diversity |
| Home for a farrow |
| Where scenes on Tatooine were filmed for "Star Wars" |
| They're full of twists and turns |
| Feverishly tries to open |
| Cookout dish |
| Big outdoor June event |
| Length of a president's veto window |
| Adolphe who invented a musical instrument |
| Costco rival, familiarly |
| Titan |
| Still in the box, say |
| Beyond what's needed |
| Phone line? |
| Goes on |
| Singer with the 1962 album "Sentimentally Yours" |
| Aces have low ones, for short |
| Major production |
| "___: Vegas" |
| One of a piano trio |
| ___ oxygénée (hydrogen peroxide: Fr.) |
| Like diamonds |
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