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| New York Times crossword of January 1st, 2012 other clues |
| '1984' superstate |
| 'A Love Like ___' (Barbra Streisand album) |
| 'Come ___?' |
| 'I think,' to texters |
| 'Philadelphia' director |
| 'Praying' part of a praying mantis |
| 'The Big Bang Theory' network |
| 'The Big Sleep' co-star, 1946 |
| 'What a load of hogwash!' |
| 'You don't have to be busy to look busy,' e.g.? |
| '___ got a feeling ...' |
| '___ hath an enemy called Ignorance': Ben Jonson |
| 1988 Summer Olympics site |
| Ability to identify Zener cards |
| About ready to drop |
| Antipasto tidbit |
| Arles affirmative |
| Bad experience |
| Badly made |
| Behaved |
| Best-selling author who wrote 'I did not write it. God wrote it. I merely did his dictation' |
| Big name in champagne |
| Bring in |
| Brouhahas |
| Camper's canful |
| Candy eaten in handfuls |
| Catch |
| Ceiling |
| Chinese zodiac animal |
| Conjecture |
| Cowlick fixer |
| Creamy Italian side dish |
| Crosswise to the keel |
| Cut-rate |
| Deleting |
| Desperately want |
| Dessert delivered over the Internet? |
| Diamonds, to a yegg |
| Downswing |
| Easily drawn gun |
| Einstein's birthplace |
| Empire State Building climber, for short |
| End of many a list |
| Ennui among quantum physicists? |
| Fierce, as an argument |
| Fill, and then some |
| Food preserver |
| Funny Boosler |
| Garden spot |
| Go all to pieces |
| Go downhill |
| Go on a shopping spree |
| Go to the tape? |
| Great time |
| Greenish blue |
| Handbag monogram |
| Having the knack |
| Heist planner's concern |
| Hides in the shadows |
| High |
| High-mounted window you can't stop looking at? |
| History topic |
| Holds under the tap |
| Homme's partner |
| Hosp. diagnostic aid |
| If everything goes your way |
| In olden times |
| Inhuman group of golfers? |
| Injury symptom |
| It's good in Italy |
| Jimi Hendrix's debut single |
| Jungle king's jeans and overalls? |
| Kick out |
| Knocked on the noggin |
| Lacking a coat, maybe |
| Lash of old westerns |
| Late sixth-century year |
| Leaning |
| Like three of golf's four majors |
| Looked intently |
| Low-pH compound |
| Many college profs |
| Master |
| Monster of Jewish folklore |
| NATO alphabet vowel |
| Negative conjunction |
| One of the music industry's Big Four |
| One taking a bow in Japan |
| Onetime first name in Israeli politics |
| Pac-12 athlete |
| Pal of Huck Finn |
| Part of a watch touching the breastbone? |
| Pixar title character |
| Pool ball's 'Watch this!' comment? |
| R. J. Reynolds brand |
| Rainy day planner? |
| Rare craps roll |
| Reception room in a mansion |
| Reed of rock |
| Refuse to release |
| Resisted a job offer, say |
| Restaurant greeter's option |
| Sample |
| Sandwich choice, for short |
| Savings plan, briefly |
| Says no to |
| Sends up |
| Set out |
| Sharp nails |
| She's entertaining |
| Smoke |
| Smoothie ingredient |
| Sort who's a natural leader, supposedly |
| Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Century |
| Square |
| Squished bug, e.g |
| Steely Dan album featuring 'Deacon Blues' |
| Stray from righteousness |
| Strong winds |
| Sultan's wife, perhaps? |
| Swirly marbles |
| Thank you for waiting |
| The Big Board, for short |
| They're exchanged in France |
| They're heavy during storms |
| Thin blue line? |
| Through |
| Travel by car |
| Traveled by bus |
| Twelve Oaks neighbor |
| Weather Channel newsmaker |
| Wedding part |
| What's in an Rx |
| When doubled, ardent |
| Wicked ones |
| Words to live by |
| [I'm so funny!] |
| ___ de vie |
| ___ Quijano (Don Quixote's real name) |
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