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| New York Times crossword of January 16th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Ah, now it's clear' |
| 'Alas ...' |
| 'Goodnight' girl of song |
| 'Halt!' |
| 'Hop to it!' |
| 'Penny Dreadful' channel, for short |
| '___ the night before Christmas ...' |
| 10 things in an Olympic swimming pool |
| 1960s dance craze |
| Abbr. before an alias |
| Aide: Abbr |
| Alternative to bubble wrap |
| Ancient Peruvian |
| Apparatus pulled by oxen |
| Arrested suspect, informally |
| British ref. work |
| Co-ops, maybe: Abbr |
| Common Core dept |
| Completely ... with a summation of 17-, 30- and 47-Across |
| Cowboy's workplace |
| Cushiony |
| Daisies and dahlias |
| Dove's sound |
| Duck-hunting attire, informally |
| Eight: Sp |
| Exams |
| Eye part with the iris |
| Falafel bread |
| French seasoning |
| Freshly painted |
| Given to crying |
| Golfer's gouge |
| Grp. that includes Iraq and Qatar |
| Have a mortgage, e.g |
| Highly classified |
| Inquisitive |
| Intestinal fortitude, informally |
| Larsson who wrote 'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' |
| Lavish party favors |
| Lebanese city that was once the center of Phoenician civilization |
| Like four-leaf clovers, supposedly |
| Lipton products |
| Missouri river or tribe |
| Mixes |
| Most-wanted groups for parties |
| Nut popular in ice cream |
| Nut-bearing tree |
| Odor |
| One who gives tips (and gets tips?) at a country club |
| Other: Sp |
| Pizazz |
| Play about Capote |
| Polling bias |
| Prop for a golf ball |
| Rare occurrence on 'Jeopardy!' |
| Readily accept |
| Roma's country |
| Scissor cut |
| Sharpen, as skills |
| Sheet on a mast |
| Sign of a beaver's activity, maybe |
| Sign of a well-worn trail |
| Slippery, as winter roads |
| Somehow |
| Something that may be hidden behind a framed picture |
| Stairs |
| Stomach woe |
| Syringe, for short |
| Table tennis |
| Thin but strong |
| Toy on a string |
| Transmitted |
| W.W. II foe |
| Walkie-talkie |
| ___ Longstocking, girl of children's literature |
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