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| New York Times crossword of January 15th, 2013 other clues |
| 'If ___ catch you ...!' |
| 'Like that'll ever happen' |
| 'Welcome to Honolulu!' |
| 1973 film for which John Houseman was named Best Supporting Actor |
| Approximately |
| Baseball taps |
| Bird with a colorful bill |
| Bird: Prefix |
| Blindsided |
| Bout-ending slugs |
| Burnable data holder: Abbr |
| Cavils |
| Chat room inits |
| Choppers |
| Color akin to silver |
| Column base |
| Cosette, e.g., in 'Les Misérables' |
| Daughter of Cronus |
| Defeatist's words |
| Egg: Sp |
| Eucharist plate |
| Expected outcome |
| Film unit |
| Fraction of a fraction of a min |
| Futile |
| German direction |
| Get situated |
| Grp. that suspended Honduras in 2009 |
| Guy |
| Hearing-related |
| Hip-hopper's home |
| How losses appear on a ledger |
| Igor, for one |
| It extends from the elbow |
| Layer |
| Like some restaurants |
| Loses ardor |
| Main part of Japan |
| Melancholy |
| Motivate |
| Obesity |
| Original Beatle Sutcliffe |
| Pat (down) |
| Pillowcase go-with |
| Prince's père |
| Regions |
| Regret |
| Serling or Steiger |
| Ship of 1492 |
| Shortest paths |
| Slip up |
| Slugger Mel |
| Smidgen |
| Something hidden in 20-, 28-, 43- and 52-Across ... or landed with the help of 1-, 10-, 37- and 63-Across |
| Squeal (on) |
| Stick together |
| Stock payout: Abbr |
| Sunday best |
| Surfer girl, maybe |
| Switch's partner |
| Temple head |
| Things spun by old salts |
| Ties |
| Tiny sugar-lover |
| Treat again, as a sprain |
| TV spinoff of 2004 |
| Up to the challenge |
| Van Gogh home for a while |
| Velcro component |
| Violinist Leopold |
| Weed-killer |
| Women's tennis champ Medina |
| Young dog |
| ___ acid |
| ___ Z |
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