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| New York Times crossword of January 4th, 2018 other clues |
| 'Jackie Brown' director, 1997 |
| [Answer found elsewhere] |
| Some characters on TV's 'Futurama,' briefly |
| [Answer found elsewhere] |
| Make |
| Extreme |
| Many-hit Wonder |
| [Answer found elsewhere] |
| Fallopian tube travelers |
| Stephen of 'The Crying Game' |
| Name of a family from which Franklin Roosevelt was descended |
| [Answer found elsewhere] |
| Gather food |
| ___ enemy |
| Nickname shared by two Spice Girls |
| Gave private lessons to |
| Sun |
| One providing input |
| ___ money |
| Height: Prefix |
| 'If music be the food of love, play on' speaker |
| Take back, as territory |
| 500 sheets |
| Henderson's home: Abbr |
| Take to the limit, with 'out' |
| 'One of the most civilized things in the world,' per Hemingway |
| Pairs |
| Hill workers |
| Ten cents |
| Part of many a digital photo |
| Hill workers: Abbr |
| Toddlers' attire |
| Perpetrated |
| 'The Piano' actor Sam |
| Historical group of 15, for short |
| Tried to win, as a title |
| Acne medication brand |
| Physicist Fermi |
| Honolulu's ___ Palace |
| Twinkling |
| Allowed in |
| Powder supplement for bodybuilders |
| In a ___ (stuck) |
| U.S. 1? |
| Angels might come to its aid |
| Prisoner |
| Indoor place in which coats are worn |
| Approached dusk |
| QB's asset |
| Virginia Cavaliers' org |
| Is dead serious |
| Ask too-personal questions |
| Real deal |
| What many grandparents do |
| Century 21 competitor |
| Key of Dvorák's Symphony No. 7 |
| Blubbery ones |
| Recurring melodic phrase |
| When a messenger from Godot arrives in 'Waiting for Godot' |
| Computer scientist Turing |
| Kings and queens |
| Capital of Österreich |
| Right-angle pipe |
| Yelp alternative |
| Desk chair part |
| Last pope named Pius |
| Caught, as a movie |
| Sea cow |
| You might put CDs on them |
| Disposed (of) |
| Macarena |
| Social Security cards, e.g |
| Emergency |
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