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| New York Times crossword of January 16th, 2011 other clues |
| Expensive bar |
| Fail to notice |
| Father, as a mudder |
| Fly catcher |
| Fop who makes idle sketches of a Chinese river? |
| Fountain orders |
| H as in Hera |
| Hemingway, once |
| Hold 'em alternative |
| Hopeful |
| Ice cream mogul Joseph |
| Illinois home of Black Hawk College |
| It has a big mouth |
| Jamie of 'M*A*S*H' |
| Kicks in |
| Labor party? |
| Last Julio-Claudian emperor |
| Lickspittle |
| Life vest worn on a Korean border river? |
| Like some jokes and jobs |
| Literary title character from the planet Antiterra |
| Look badly? |
| Main |
| Minute |
| More than just leaning toward |
| Most debonair |
| Move, in Realtor-ese |
| N.F.L. commentator Phil |
| Narrow inlets |
| Neighborhood west of the Bowery |
| Not give ___ |
| Old-timey oath |
| One often going by limo |
| One who doesn't retire early |
| Pained expression? |
| Team whose home ice is the Prudential Center |
| Tends, as sheep |
| The Ducks of the N.C.A.A. |
| The merchant of Venice |
| The Silver State: Abbr. |
| They're checked at check-in |
| Train track beam |
| Trillion: Prefix |
| Tubes, e.g. |
| U2 collaborator on 'Passengers: Original Soundtracks 1' |
| Unsettle |
| V.M.I. athletes |
| Whiff |
| With 11-Down, prehistoric period |
| With 123-Across, what minor rivers of Pakistan say at their junctions? |
| With 24-Across, why a Midwest river has so many tributaries? |
| With 47-Across, onetime Chinese premier |
| Workers |
| Workers' rights org. |
| Works on copy |
| ___ apparatus (cell organelle) |
| ___ dixit |
| ___ Mawr |
| ___ spell |
| ___-deucey |
| 'If you don't meet my demands within 24 hours, I'll blow up a Russian river'? |
| 'American Beauty' director Mendes |
| 'Buon ___' |
| 'Confessions of an English ___-Eater' |
| 'I Shot Andy Warhol' actress Taylor |
| 'I thought ___!' ('My feeling exactly!') |
| 'My Name Is Asher ___' |
| 'Shrek!' author William |
| 'Typee' sequel |
| 'Wow!' |
| '___ you!' |
| - |
| 0.2% of a ream |
| 1960s dance, with 'the' |
| 2006 World Cup champion |
| 2009 sci-fi role for Chris Pine |
| Acronym for a small-runway aircraft |
| Actress Skye |
| Adrift, say |
| Aggressive posturin' on an English river? |
| Andrea ___, famous shipwreck |
| Atlanta-based cable inits. |
| Attacks dinner |
| Aunt of 1960s TV |
| Basketmaking material |
| Big name in bubbly |
| Bookish |
| California governor who was recalled in 2003 |
| Can of Cornwall? |
| Channel crosser Gertrude |
| Chocolate substitute |
| Christine ___, 'The Phantom of the Opera' heroine |
| Cold war term of address |
| Connected, as circuit elements |
| Cookie with a geographical name |
| Corner |
| Corporate shuffling, for short |
| Cozy corner |
| Cry of accomplishment |
| Cut a fine figure? |
| Devour, with 'up' or 'down' |
| Dull discomfort |
| Earth shade |
| Exemplary |
| Pinpoint, say |
| Piranhas in a German border river? |
| Played one's part |
| Pop |
| Popular Ford |
| Prefix with carpal |
| Prefix with con |
| Priests' changing room |
| Provoke |
| Reachable by pager |
| Request to an Alaskan river to return to its headwaters? |
| Risk territory east of Ukraine |
| Rock, in modern lingo |
| Rook |
| School whose motto is Latin for 'Never tickle a sleeping dragon' |
| See 120-Across |
| See 23-Across |
| See 69-Down |
| See 9-Down |
| Semiliquid lump |
| Sent to the free-throw line |
| She's prone to brooding |
| Shield border, in heraldry |
| Silly singing |
| Snacked |
| Soft & ___ |
| Sommelier's prefix |
| Speed of sound |
| Stand-up guy? |
| Start of a Beatles refrain |
| Stephen of 'The End of the Affair' |
| Stonewallers' statements |
| Tad |
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