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Romanian-born writer once in the French Academy crossword clue
E U G E N E I O N E S C O
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| New York Times crossword of January 19th, 2020 other clues |
| Homeowner's action, for short |
| Things blockers block |
| 1979 film inspired by Janis Joplin's life |
| Indistinct shape |
| Receptionist on "The Office" |
| Be bothered by |
| Island nation west of Fiji |
| Possible consequence of default, in brief |
| Wildflower with spiky, purplish blooms |
| Secure |
| Ruling family of Edward I |
| Finished |
| Adam's ___ (water) |
| Hole in one's head |
| Humpty Dumpty, e.g. |
| "Dallas" family name |
| The Anne of "Anne of the Thousand Days" |
| Feverish |
| Put back on |
| Insinuating |
| James who won an Emmy two years in a row for the same role on different shows |
| Ignorant person, in slang |
| Security system array |
| Total |
| Angered by |
| Ancient monuments |
| Gaston ___, "The Phantom of the Opera" novelist |
| Latte choice, informally |
| The "she" in the lyric "She would merengue and do the cha-cha" |
| W.W. I French biplane |
| Capital of Albania |
| Like much of Iowa |
| 1980 Olympic hockey champs |
| Up |
| Shark fighters |
| "Believe ___ not!" |
| Biological manipulation suggested four times by this puzzle |
| First African-American Davis Cup player |
| Beethoven's birthplace |
| Comprehension |
| Tender spot? |
| Like the sun god Inti |
| Some liturgical vestments |
| ___ de Triomphe |
| It's down in the dumps |
| First National Leaguer to hit 500 home runs |
| Fall color providers |
| Some instant coffees |
| Cheyenne Mountain org. |
| Stays out of |
| Closes in a thin membrane |
| Disappointing response to an application |
| Remarkable ability of a starfish |
| Use a rototiller on, say |
| Lack of variation |
| "ER" actress Laura |
| Turn out |
| Service with more than 1.5 billion users |
| Home of the Latino Walk of Fame, informally |
| Composer of the "London" symphonies |
| Big e-cigarette brand |
| Anti-athlete's foot brand |
| Good for leaving handprints in |
| State without reservations |
| Provider of child support? |
| Polynesian carving |
| Dreamer |
| Half in advance? |
| Unique individual |
| Starting point |
| Broadway's "___ Todd" |
| "Hamilton" Tony nominee Phillipa ___ |
| Loch ___, site of Urquhart Castle |
| Goes through physical therapy |
| Anon |
| Beethoven's only opera |
| As a rule |
| City that ancient Greeks called Philadelphia |
| Christian with a big house |
| Winter vehicle |
| Mike and Carol Brady, e.g. |
| Berry receiving much attention in the 2000s |
| Bambi's aunt |
| Bit of ancient script |
| Ingredient in some health food supplements |
| Not occurring naturally |
| Cook on the outside |
| Tribe of Moses and Aaron |
| Available to the public |
| Wimbledon champ, 1976-80 |
| First takes |
| Gag item floating in Halloween punch |
| Brother on "Frasier" |
| Breadwinner |
| Ancient Dead Sea land |
| Woozy |
| Rooms with views |
| Forecast |
| Phrase of agreement |
| Subject for Kinsey |
| Olden Tokyo |
| Flower part |
| Roman emperor before Hadrian |
| "Nyah, nyah!," e.g. |
| Nursery sight |
| Insurance for the crash-prone |
| Big story |
| Start of a countdown |
| Composer Schoenberg |
| Repair material |
| Skeptically |
| Apostle called "the Zealot" |
| Launched |
| Didn't know but said something anyway |
| Midlength records, for short |
| Full of spirit |
| From Shiraz or Tabriz |
| Country star Womack |
| Greenbacks |
| 1990s-2000s compact car |
| Smelter's supply |
| Locale for un capitaine |
| It doesn't need land to land |
| Sometimes-white animal |
| Rackets |
| Smiles smugly |
| Twist together |
| X's |
| Chafe |
| QB protection squads |
| Companions of Dionysus |
| John Wilkes Booth's actor brother |
| Wikipedia's logo |
| Refrain from nursery singing |
| "In time we ___ that which we often fear": Shak. |
| Devoted |
| Make into a couple |
| Magazine with the motto "Cure ignorance" |
| Staff note |
| First name in spy literature |
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