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P A Y P
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| New York Times crossword of January 4th, 2007 other clues |
| 'The Last of the Mohicans' woman |
| 'Tobermory' writer |
| '___ Mio' |
| Actor Morales |
| Adams of 'The Ernie Kovacs Show' |
| Advantages |
| As yet |
| Asia's Trans ___ mountains |
| Bake in a shallow dish |
| Botticelli figure |
| Canadian prov. |
| Classic Paris couture house |
| Commuting cost |
| Concert wind |
| Condescend |
| Crackerjack |
| Cuba, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Currier's partner |
| Friend, slangily |
| Gets on |
| Goes (for) |
| Good or bad name, informally |
| Got down |
| Haiti, once |
| Haphazardly |
| Having I-strain? |
| Hunger for |
| In a bad way |
| Iowa college |
| Isabel, for one |
| Isn't conspicuous |
| Kind of message |
| Kind of orch. |
| Lincoln and others |
| Los Angeles harbor site |
| Make |
| Members of a raiding party |
| Mideast money |
| Neptune's realm |
| Not go straight |
| Novelist Gide |
| One of a pair of conjunctions |
| Opposite of flabby |
| Origin of the word 'troll' |
| Oxford letters |
| Picnic staple |
| Playwright Fugard |
| Pork ___ |
| Poured |
| Prefight event |
| Prefix with pad |
| President |
| Puncture |
| Realm |
| Rodeo performer |
| Rubs |
| Sci-fi figure |
| Shake |
| Show eager anticipation |
| Singular, to Caesar |
| Skates |
| Skiing mementos? |
| Small bag |
| Spanish entree |
| Sprint |
| Struggles |
| Subjects of Guinness records? |
| Tool holder |
| Uncommon trick taker |
| Wearers of eagle insignia |
| Without a regular schedule |
| Word repeated in a Beatles refrain |
| Zap |
| ___ Brooks, 1950's-60's 'Meet the Press' host |
| ___ Gwyn, mistress of Charles II |
| ___ Major |
| ___ Valley, Calif. |
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