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| Premier Sunday crossword of January 6th, 2013 other clues |
| Singer Clark |
| American Falls locale |
| Quite a way |
| Marvin of RandB music |
| Andy Taylor's kid |
| Siberian sled dogs |
| Square inch, say |
| Fisheye, e.g. |
| Prado pieces |
| Wave around threateningly |
| Boat back |
| Italian resort island |
| Annoying |
| Lake that feeds the Mississippi |
| Bury one's — the sand |
| Ever and — |
| Scotch mixer |
| Livy's 2,550 |
| Secure by twisting |
| — -jongg |
| Saxophonist David |
| Editor's catch |
| Bride's title |
| Duo + one |
| Fingerprint feature |
| Derisive look |
| Not asea |
| Edict |
| Exam for jrs. |
| Ex-governor Carlson |
| Critic's words of high praise |
| Conclusion |
| "One soweth, and another —": John 4:37 |
| Novelist Uris |
| Has the guts |
| Balm additive |
| Cornet valve |
| Zoo pen |
| Wool fat |
| Thom — shoes |
| High-caliber |
| — Noir (men's cologne) |
| Lysol target |
| Bosnian, e.g. |
| Seussian spoilsport |
| With 100-Down, surprising revelations |
| Bacterial culture base |
| — dog's life |
| Barter |
| Wine, in Nice |
| City in central Oklahoma |
| "— Haw" |
| Annual: Abbr. |
| Bushy '60s hairdo |
| Forget to use |
| GI orderer |
| Depend |
| Pro votes |
| Alternative to a clothesline |
| Scatting Fitzgerald |
| Scottish body of water |
| Al Capone's nickname |
| Fr. lady's title |
| Leave the country? |
| Request from |
| Vietnamese festival |
| Away from the city |
| Away from the city, maybe |
| Airport kiosk printout |
| Enterprise captain Jean-Luc |
| Lenin's land |
| Stead |
| — ed (gym class) |
| Hanging-basket plant |
| See 126-Across or 62-Down |
| Missives |
| Al Capone, for one |
| Aussie avian |
| Initialism for a handyman |
| "— la Douce" |
| Neighbor of Namibia |
| "Futurama" genre |
| "Take — face value" |
| Tour vehicle |
| Eye drop |
| Mohawk-sporting star |
| — tide |
| Luvs product |
| Turkic people |
| Transfer — (cell stuff) |
| Hardly happy |
| Owns |
| 1972 Chicago hit |
| Big ornate cabinet |
| Brick placer |
| Intent |
| 1999 David Bowie single |
| Is — (has a penchant for) |
| Douglas Hofstadter's "—, Escher, Bach" |
| Pop music's Bee — |
| Isn't correct |
| Saw or heard |
| Bird on a baseball cap |
| Suffix with proverb |
| — Domingo |
| Rank below brig. gen. |
| Mischievous little laugh |
| Soprano Sumac |
| "— favor" (Spanish "please") |
| 1986 Bangles hit |
| Imbibing site |
| Find the total |
| Stuck in — |
| Actor Walter |
| 1977 Johnny Cash song |
| Pair |
| Asian portion of Turkey |
| 1992 hit for the Cure |
| Put icing on |
| Scull propeller |
| Vocalist Vikki |
| Neolithic time |
| Patriotic hymns |
| 1960 Oscar-winning Melina Mercouri song |
| Round geom. shape |
| "Wellaway!" |
| Cortés' gold |
| Rodeo lady |
| Stubbed digit |
| "Hardball" channel |
| Ohio city |
| Cautious |
| Adopt- — (shelter program) |
| — Dhabi (sheikdom) |
| — -cone |
| 1967 Rolling Stones hit |
| What there are songs for in this puzzle |
| ICU locale |
| Lazy sort |
| J-N link |
| With 100-Down, cutting kitchen tools |
| Rapper — Wayne |
| "— tu" (Verdi baritone aria) |
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