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O N A D A T E
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| New York Times crossword of January 10th, 2016 other clues |
| Upstream on the Mississippi River, along Miss |
| W.W. II arena: Abbr |
| What a rabble-rouser might be read |
| What eyes and pedestrians may do |
| When a vampire sleeps |
| Whole lotta |
| Wild |
| Words before 'before' |
| ___ buco |
| ___-com |
| ___-deucey (card game) |
| 'No new taxes!' |
| 'Billy ___,' 2000 film |
| 'Deficit spending must stop!' |
| 'Education will be my top priority!' |
| 'I will maintain a strong defense!' |
| 'I'll slow this country's spread of drugs!' |
| 'Poke-___!' (kids' book series) |
| 'Silent Spring' spray |
| 'Unemployment will be a thing of the past!' |
| 'What ___!' ('Bummer!') |
| 'Wonderful!' |
| 'You're looking at the whole department' |
| '___ in the Morning' |
| 120-Across, in Spain |
| 89-Across, in France |
| A Musketeer |
| Abbr. for those not mentioned |
| Advisory panels |
| Back |
| Bambino's first word |
| Bank acct. info |
| Basic car maintenance |
| Blue-collar and pink-slip |
| Boot |
| Breathing disorder |
| Bridge table foursome |
| Burkina ___ (Niger neighbor) |
| Car decoration |
| Certain game point |
| Circus prop |
| Clamor |
| Coding molecules |
| Coll. fraternity |
| Common connectors |
| Common prefix with phobia |
| Consolidated |
| Crack open, in a way |
| Dallas sch |
| Dances accompanied by gourd drums |
| Eye inflammation |
| Fi preceder |
| Film critic Jeffrey |
| First gemstone mentioned in the Bible |
| First name among celebrity chefs |
| Forensic facility |
| Give zero stars, say |
| Gives off light, as a 65-Across |
| Go wrong |
| Great Plains Indians |
| Greet respectfully |
| H.M.O. figures |
| Hellion |
| High season in Hawaii |
| Hill's partner |
| Hit the road |
| Impose ___ on |
| Israelites' leader after Moses |
| It might be patted on the back |
| It's found in sheets or, in softer form, blankets |
| John of Fox's 'Grandfathered' |
| L.A. gang member |
| Lackey |
| Lhasa ___ (dog breed) |
| Like the ocean |
| Low-grade?: Abbr |
| Monogram on Christian crosses |
| Muffin variety |
| Ned's bride on 'The Simpsons' in 2012 |
| Need (to) |
| Needs no further cooking |
| Next in line |
| Not just theoretical |
| Not much at all |
| Novices |
| Object of a hunt in 'Lord of the Flies' |
| Oblong desserts |
| One corner of a Monopoly board |
| One of five rhyming Greek letters |
| One piece of a two-piece |
| One who's always getting a pass? |
| Operatives: Abbr |
| Org. for Duke |
| Ornithologist James of whom Ian Fleming was a fan |
| Oven cleaner ingredient |
| Pill type |
| Place with expensive mud |
| Pleasures |
| Abbr. on a stadium ticket |
| Acid |
| Air-conditioned |
| Amphibious W.W. II vessel |
| Another time |
| Archery asset |
| Author whose most famous character is introduced as Edward Bear |
| Prepare for the afterlife |
| Present day figure |
| Prop for Popeye or Santa |
| Publicity, in Variety-speak |
| Put on a nonpolitical button, say |
| Question of surprise to a volunteer |
| Raise |
| Rogen and Meyers |
| San ___, Italy |
| See 62-Across |
| Seine-___, department bordering Paris |
| Shine up |
| Silverstein who wrote 'A Boy Named Sue' |
| Skedaddle |
| Some 35mm cameras |
| Some four-year degs |
| Some med. facilities |
| Some parade performers |
| Some witches like their eyes |
| Sparrow, to a sparrow hawk |
| Start of a reminiscence |
| Still in the outbox |
| Story with many chapters |
| Take down a notch |
| Take root |
| Thermometer, e.g |
| They may be measured by the pound |
| They're handled in Asian restaurants |
| Thought (up) |
| Tiny tunneler |
| Tithing amounts |
| Tool used in the evening? |
| Total |
| Treats vengefully |
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