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| New York Times crossword of January 20th, 2010 other clues |
| Goes from cover to cover |
| Grp. that meets in the Situation Room |
| Guy's means of support |
| Hard wear? |
| Harp (on) |
| Heroic poem |
| It can be worth up to 20 points |
| It creates a small vacuum |
| Kailua Bay's setting |
| King's neighbor |
| Large duck |
| Left to the captain? |
| Like the 'Saw' movies |
| Literally, 'by two' |
| Modeled |
| Nashville-based athlete |
| No problem at all |
| Not shut all the way |
| Not too ___ |
| Opposite of exo- |
| OS X runner |
| Overrun |
| Parts of double-blind trials |
| Perform a wedeln, e.g. |
| Personal account |
| Phrenologists read them |
| Popular singer born in County Donegal |
| Post-tax amount |
| Rachel Maddow's network |
| Reach the end |
| Roofless home |
| Run-down |
| Salt |
| Sauce prepared in a mortar |
| Actresses Farrell and Jackson |
| 'Now I see!' |
| 'Pardon me' |
| 'The Gong Show' regular Johnson |
| 'The Sum ___' (Russell Crowe movie) |
| 1856 Stowe novel |
| Art buyers' worries |
| Aspirant's motto ... or, phonetically, what 18-, 23-, 47- and 57-Across each consist of |
| Baby sitter's bane |
| Boathouse item |
| Body that's not the clergy |
| Cash-free transaction |
| Children's song refrain |
| Chinese menu option |
| Chris with the 1991 hit 'Wicked Game' |
| Clancy hero |
| Clear, as a loan |
| Common mixer |
| Contralto James |
| Cry before 'You're it!' |
| Daughter of Laban, in the Bible |
| Elusive swimmer |
| Flame blame, sometimes |
| Frequently |
| Fruit growing at an oasis |
| Fully expected |
| Gets ready |
| Gives succor to |
| Seize, to Caesar |
| Show-off's shout |
| Stingy |
| Swirl |
| Take over |
| Tapped-out message, often |
| They often include samples |
| Too rehearsed |
| Unappreciated worker |
| Upscale hotel offering |
| Vengeful goddess |
| Western potato |
| What to call a crown |
| Where flocks feed |
| Word unlikely to end a sentence |
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