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| New York Times crossword of January 20th, 2008 other clues |
| 'Notes ___ Scandal,' 2006 film |
| 'Catch your breath' |
| 'Do what you want' |
| 'Don't worry about me' |
| 'Great' boy detective |
| 'Love of loves' |
| 'Seinfeld' character |
| 'Speed-the-Plow' playwright |
| 'That makes sense!' |
| 'That ___ it should be' |
| 'The Simpsons' character who often refers to himself in the third person |
| 'Where ___ go wrong?' |
| '___ Blas' (Lesage novel) |
| '___ in Icarus' (1979 French thriller) |
| '___ Miniver' |
| '___ pro omnibus, omnes pro uno' |
| '___ tale's best for winter': Shak. |
| 1950s stereotype |
| Aggressiveness |
| Alamogordo's county |
| Anthem part |
| Archbishop Tutu |
| As quickly as possible |
| Bagel topper |
| Bats |
| Be in another form |
| Big picture?: Abbr. |
| Bird: Prefix |
| Bottom of the ___ |
| Bring (out) |
| Buttonholes |
| Censures |
| Chest material |
| Like any points on a circle, from the center |
| Like some diet colas, in brief |
| Like things |
| Lilliputian |
| Listens to |
| Magazine that features 'Alfred's Poor Almanac' |
| Makes attractive, with 'up' |
| Makes up? |
| Maria Muldaur's '___ Woman' |
| Medieval weapon |
| Mixed economy advocate |
| New York governor after Pataki |
| Not just hungry |
| Numbers game |
| Oaf |
| Old infantry spears |
| One succumbing to 6-Down |
| PC data reader |
| Pipsqueak |
| Place |
| Place for a swing |
| Place for surfing |
| Played |
| Poop |
| Pouty look |
| Power in Hollywood |
| Procter & Gamble brand |
| Put the kibosh on |
| Quark-plus-antiquark particle |
| Query to the Lord in Matthew |
| Reddish-brown |
| Relic |
| Working out of |
| X-ray ___, joke shop offering |
| ___ Hawkins Day |
| Chest protector |
| Combined |
| Comprehensive |
| Córdoba kinswoman |
| Court figs. |
| Creepy sort |
| Disney World transport |
| Don Juan |
| Drink whose name is Tahitian for 'good' |
| Early pulpit |
| Every which way |
| Facilities |
| Fielder's cry |
| Flat ___ (some proponents of I.R.S. reform) |
| Flit (about) |
| Freight weight |
| Gag reflex? |
| Galas |
| Greet the day |
| Guessing game |
| Highlighted, as text |
| Home of Canadian P.M. Stephen Harper |
| How every letter to The Economist begins |
| How Mulan dresses in much of 'Mulan' |
| I.R.S. form 1099-___ |
| In the blink of ___ |
| Indian bread |
| Inebriate |
| It might be silver |
| It was passed in May 1773 |
| Jazz singer Nina |
| Jerry Scott/Jim Borgman comic |
| Joan Rivers's daughter and TV co-host |
| Judge, with 'up' |
| Kind of melt |
| King in a Steve Martin song |
| Salty septet |
| Sandinista leader |
| Saw things |
| Second showing |
| See 37-Across |
| See 81-Across |
| Sinai borderer: Abbr. |
| Single, for one: Abbr. |
| Skateboarder's accessory |
| Some players in a kids' game |
| Something to play |
| Songwriters' org. |
| Spanish pronoun |
| Speedy steed |
| Star in old westerns |
| Star Wars, initially |
| Store on 'Sesame Street' |
| Strip joints? |
| Subject of this puzzle [and proceeding counterclockwise] |
| Summons: Abbr. |
| Tabloid twosome |
| The Owls of the N.C.A.A. |
| They're left behind |
| Thin-framed, big-footed woman of cartoons |
| Thought |
| Three-time A.L. M.V.P., familiarly |
| Turns in |
| Went like the dickens |
| What those in agreement are said to be of |
| When some nighttime news begins |
| When the sun is directly overhead |
| Whence the line 'Into the eternal darkness; into fire and into ice' |
| Wish one could |
| Wizard |
| Words of honor? |
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