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Volume 1 of a two-volume encyclopedia? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 14th, 2010 other clues |
| Drudge |
| End of a quiz? |
| Fabergé cologne |
| Garden structures |
| Gold stds. |
| Ham operator's 'Hurrah!'? |
| He played Lord Jim in 'Lord Jim' |
| Henry's pupil |
| Hit 1970s-'90s band with a mythological name |
| Host of the 1912 Olympics: Abbr. |
| Host of the 1970 and 1986 World Cup: Abbr. |
| Huskies' home |
| Ingested |
| Ingredient in a salty dog |
| It might come with the mail |
| Jamaican fellow |
| Job in 'Ocean's Eleven' |
| Kelly Clarkson, once |
| Like a poison pen letter? |
| Like a superlatively sneaky sleuth? |
| Like some yogurt, informally |
| Litigators' grp. |
| Little Orphan Annie and others |
| Loose |
| Miss out? |
| Nazione di Napoli |
| Not having gone pro? |
| Not just serious |
| Not there, to 11-Down |
| Obscure |
| One way to go |
| Paris Hilton catchphrase |
| Pay stub abbr. |
| Prefix with -zoic |
| Prefix with political |
| Put on, as a roof, maybe |
| Recipe direction starter |
| Retail giant from 5-Down |
| Silk: Fr. |
| Sound, say |
| South Australia's ___ Bay |
| Stage equipment |
| Suffer ignominy |
| Sumac from Peru |
| Supporter, of sorts |
| Swell |
| Tchotchke |
| Thames gallery |
| The Three ___ |
| They come and go |
| They may follow last periods, for short |
| This puzzle's is revealed at 61-Across |
| Time on the Enterprise |
| TV movie interruption ... or feature of 16-, 21-, 31-, 43- and 49-Across? |
| U.N. figure: Abbr. |
| Ukase issuer |
| Writer Chinua Achebe, by birth |
| Yes-man's biography? |
| [That's what it says] |
| ___ slip |
| ___ Terr., 1861-89 |
| 'Do ___!' |
| 'Fly Me to the Moon' and others? |
| 'We're on' |
| 'The Country Girl' playwright |
| 'Happy Motoring' sloganeer |
| 'The Office' unit |
| '___ Hope,' long-running ABC soap |
| Abbr. on every original Beatles song |
| American university where Desmond Tutu taught theology |
| Be for, in an argument |
| Bill Haley and ___ Comets |
| Black gold |
| Bossa nova kin |
| Contract fine print |
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