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| New York Times crossword of January 28th, 2010 other clues |
| Animal-like |
| Approved, in a way |
| Bathhouse wear |
| Chocolat au ___ |
| Chooses |
| Coarse-woven cloth |
| Common nickname for a cowpoke |
| Emasculate, say |
| En ___ (on tiptoe) |
| Follower of harvard. or yale. |
| Follows |
| Foreshadowing |
| Former Saturn |
| Four-bagger |
| Gas brand that's also an Italian pronoun |
| Hatch at a hearing |
| Having star potential |
| Head of government? |
| Hwy. planner |
| Influence |
| It may help close the deal |
| It's not Occidental |
| Kosher |
| Like a crucifix |
| Like stocks and reference books |
| Lonette of 'The Cotton Club' and 'Malcolm X' |
| Lots |
| Lounging sites in lounges |
| M.O. |
| Marksman's skill |
| Mitchell of Apollo 14 |
| Not direct at all, as gossip |
| Not go for a drive? |
| Not normal, as a gene |
| Passbook abbr. |
| Person of olden times |
| Prefinal game |
| Pump, in a way |
| Queen of Spain's Juan Carlos I |
| Real somebody |
| Resigned response to tragedy |
| Response to 'Who's there?' |
| Scalding castle weapon |
| Size two, say |
| Some marksmen |
| Source of many a bead |
| Spinal parts |
| Square, maybe |
| Suffix with freak |
| Suffix with mescal |
| Talking silly |
| The Mountain of Fire, to 23-Acrosses |
| Villain |
| Wee bit |
| What 17-Across and 10- and 24-Down all conceal |
| What the 'poor dog' had in 'Old Mother Hubbard' |
| ___ a time |
| ___-Aryan |
| ___-food industry |
| 59-Acrosses, in Italian |
| 'Come ___ these yellow sands, / And then take hands': Ariel in 'The Tempest' |
| 'Star Wars' droid, informally |
| 'The Dark at the Top of the Stairs' playwright |
| 'What's up wit ___?' |
| 1894 opera set in Egypt |
| A gun, slangily |
| A pharaoh vis-à-vis Horus, in Egyptian myth |
| About |
| Acrylic fiber |
| Advent mo. |
| Airs |
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