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Unlikely section in a religious bookstore crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 7th, 2010 other clues |
| Like eights in crazy eights |
| Locate, as Waldo |
| M.L.K. Day month |
| Many a freshman course |
| Name-dropping, maybe |
| Narrow inlet |
| NATO founding member |
| Once, once |
| Optical readings |
| Photographer Adams |
| Picadors assist him |
| Plundering opportunity |
| Pole position? |
| See 11-Down |
| See 57-Down |
| See eye to eye |
| Selfish, as an attitude |
| Set upon a slope, say |
| Some Balkanites |
| Something that might work on a full stomach? |
| Soupy Sales and others |
| Stored compactly, in a way |
| Teacups, e.g. |
| They may have titles |
| Title film character who's idolized by a boy named Joey |
| Trig function |
| Trough location |
| Unpopular ones |
| Web ___ |
| With 65-Across, extermination ... or what can be done to 10 answers in this puzzle without affecting their clues? |
| Yankee fighter |
| Yours may be asleep while you're awake |
| 'Say ___' |
| 'See what I mean?' |
| 10 superiors |
| 'The Glass Bead Game' novelist |
| 'Shut up already!' |
| '___ amis ...' (start of a French oration) |
| A Dumas |
| Absolutely terrific |
| Actress Olivia of 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent' |
| Ali, the ___ of God |
| An Ivy |
| Appearance of O or W |
| Arise anew |
| Asks (for) |
| Bashes |
| Bashes |
| Big brand of 55-Across |
| Biscuit holder |
| Cash in the music business |
| CBS newsman Bob |
| Citi Field mascot |
| Congenital |
| Cry at a poker game, maybe |
| D-back or Card |
| Distinctive Dilbert feature |
| Don't just sit there |
| Enemy encounter |
| Expensive way to the hospital |
| Fetters |
| Fluster |
| Former Japanese P.M. Shinzo ___ |
| Full-length |
| Gardner of 'Mogambo' |
| Georges with the best seller 'Life: A User's Manual' |
| Gets upset |
| Goose egg |
| Heebie-jeebies |
| High flier, once |
| His 1959 album 'Heavenly' was #1 for five weeks |
| Hullabaloo |
| Japanese flower-arranging art |
| Landing |
| Last word in 'Oh! Susanna' |
| Lead |
| Letters between two names |
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