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| New York Times crossword of January 17th, 2012 other clues |
| 'Deutschland ___ Alles' |
| 'I'd like to buy a ___, Pat' |
| 'Large pepperoni with extra cheese,' e.g |
| 'Pardon me, would you have any ___ Poupon?' |
| 'Peter Peter Pumpkin ___' |
| 'You're calling because ...?' |
| '___ we forget' |
| Alpha-gamma connector |
| Applesauce maker |
| Attract, as an audience |
| Banded marbles |
| Be sassy, with 'off' |
| Blockheaded |
| Blow away |
| Broke off from a group |
| Cairo-to-Addis Ababa dir |
| Chinese Chairman |
| Cleaning substance |
| Counseled |
| Cream of the crop |
| Currently |
| Deeply impressed |
| Diamonds, e.g |
| Dickens wrote one about two cities |
| Evidence of a ship's passing |
| Fateful day in March |
| Flying saucer fliers, for short |
| Go slightly off course |
| Hightailed it |
| Human or kangaroo |
| In front of, old-style |
| In medias ___ |
| Indian emblem |
| It used to be called the Hermit Kingdom |
| Kind of acid in breakfast cereal |
| Kind of deafness |
| Leased |
| Long and lean |
| Messy dorm room, say |
| Mimics |
| Most negligible |
| Most risque |
| Not a pretty sight |
| Not stopping |
| Opposite of rise |
| Outlaw |
| Overly quick |
| Ovine mothers |
| People are always searching for them |
| Red salmon |
| River on the Texas/Louisiana border |
| Rodent-eating reptiles |
| Season-ending events on 'The Bachelor' |
| See 48-Across |
| Shook hands with, say |
| Showily stylish |
| Skunk's defense |
| Slammer |
| Something redheads tend to do |
| Sticks out |
| Still |
| Sting Ray, e.g., informally |
| The 43rd state |
| They're frowned upon |
| Tick off |
| Under way |
| V-formation fliers |
| Warning at a station |
| Wash |
| Wasp's home |
| What a lot of partiers make |
| What a seamstress may take up |
| What an office seeker seeks |
| Win by ___ |
| With 50-Across, Dutch painter represented by this puzzle's circled letters |
| Writer Stieg Larsson, e.g |
| ___ Angelico |
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