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New York Times crossword of January 23rd, 1999 other clues
'Macbeth' theme
'My Favorite Martian' props
'Time ___ a premium'
1979 Caine/Ustinov adventure flick
1987 Costner role
1994 U.S. Open winner
Alexander Calder creations
Ancient Iranian language
Asian capital
B. & O. Railroad neighbor
Bathroom block
Bushrope
Cager Mashburn
Call-in radio show employee
Centers of research
Conduct (oneself)
Connects with
Court-___
Dancing or leaping
Dangerous ocean-dwellers
Early N.Y. Public Library benefactor
First course of action
For a song
Intimate
It may be eaten in a bar
It may precede marriage
It's measured in radians
Like a stereotypical beggar
Like almanac data
Like many transferred workers
Like some dinners
Living
Mario Puzo novel, with 'The'
Mother of Xerxes I
Not brewed, perhaps
Nothing at the Vatican
Outdoor event provision
Phrase of irresolution
Pig in ___
Pitchers
Postal abbr.
Priest in a humorous verse
Puts up
Reserves
Revolutionary War force
Rialtos
School drills
Season opener?
Select
Show presenters
Single-foot and others
Spelling on television
Strong cotton fabric
Studio need
Superlatively slender
Transports
Tricia Nixon's married name
When hell freezes over
When maror is eaten
Wordsworth or Coleridge, as a poet
___ Hodesh

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