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Something to "mind" at a British train station crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 3rd, 2022 other clues |
| "First, do no ___" (physician's maxim) |
| Claim on some food packaging |
| Simplicity |
| Cookie often dipped in milk |
| Barclays Center in Brooklyn, for one |
| Ending with Insta- |
| Telepathic sort |
| Halliwell of the Spice Girls |
| Makeup mogul Lauder |
| Determines the money needed to get out of jail |
| Affirmative response to "Shall we dance?" |
| Greek letter that one might expect to come last |
| Embedded spy awaiting a mission |
| Minor-league level |
| With 59-Across, "Madam Secretary" star |
| Curbside coin collector |
| Scattered here, there and everywhere |
| Animal that dances ballet in "Fantasia" |
| Apple mobile devices run on it |
| Locale for clouds |
| "Quit arguing, kids!" |
| Cuatro + cuatro |
| 1988 Best Picture winner starring Dustin Hoffman |
| People who "sow" evil |
| See 35-Across |
| Antioxidant-rich berry |
| Intuition without logical explanation, or a hint to this puzzle's circled letters |
| Dryer fuzz |
| "Ciao" in Chihuahua |
| Singer India.___ |
| Border |
| H. Ross ___, candidate of 1992 and 1996 |
| Banana skin |
| Invitingly warm and cozy |
| Come up, as issues |
| Amounts on Monopoly cards |
| X and Y, for Tesla |
| Scottish refusal |
| Pop star Rita |
| Doc's prescriptions |
| "Gesundheit!" elicitor |
| Hose holder, or a kind of snake |
| Breakfast roll with another breakfast staple added in |
| Locale |
| Dress in India |
| Jannings who won the first Best Actor Oscar |
| Highlight ___ (sports compilation) |
| "Forever" purchase |
| Head: Fr. |
| Clairvoyant sort |
| Outdoor furniture setting |
| Sched. listings at JFK or LAX |
| Long part of a giraffe |
| Card above deuce |
| Oohs and ___ |
| Landed, as on a wire |
| Fido fare, maybe |
| Night, to day |
| Soprano or alto |
| 60 minutes |
| This: Sp. |
| "What's up, my man?!" |
| ___ E. Coyote |
| Up and back, in a pool |
| Wavy-patterned fabric |
| Photographer Leibovitz |
| ___ Barker, fashion photographer and reality TV judge |
| Bundle of hay |
| You'll trip on it if you drop it |
| "Shoot!" |
| Commotion |
| Rock's ___ Fighters |
| Ballpark guess: Abbr. |
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