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| New York Times crossword of January 15th, 2006 other clues |
| 'House of Incest' author |
| 'Norma Rae' director |
| 'Oy ___!' |
| 91-Across, e.g. |
| A choice between cinnabar and galena? |
| Addition symbol |
| Alarm |
| Apply chrism |
| Appointment book |
| Author Ellison |
| Baltimore's Enoch ___ Free Library |
| Barbering area |
| Bargaining factor |
| Be-bopper |
| Blood-related |
| Breathing space? |
| British title |
| Calhoun of TV's 'The Texan' |
| Cardboard pkg. |
| Cashew family member |
| Chalk or marble |
| Chant |
| Cheese type |
| Chefs, at times |
| Command to a gardener? |
| Components of some codes |
| Computer programs, briefly |
| Contents of a diamond bag |
| Cooped (up) |
| Corrosive chemical, to a chemist |
| Cross promotion? |
| Decree |
| Devout acts |
| Early Russian Communist |
| Everyday |
| Fellini's 'La ___' |
| Female competitor in springboard competition? |
| Film role played by both Vincent Price and Bill Cosby |
| Firmly secured |
| Fraternal letters |
| Gave birth on a farm |
| Get moving |
| Go for the gold |
| Go from worse to bad? |
| Grate |
| Greek vowel |
| Green subj. |
| Handle an F-15, e.g. |
| Hard to believe |
| Heavyweight champ Riddick |
| Home of Ft. Donelson Natl. Battlefield |
| Imp |
| In accordance with |
| In the thick of |
| It fits in a lock |
| It may be rolled up in a bun |
| It may zip out |
| Kay Thompson character |
| Kind of star |
| Land's end? |
| Last word of Missouri's motto |
| Latin 101 word |
| Leave the straight and narrow |
| Leaves home? |
| Letters after a barrister's name |
| Lined up |
| Lionize |
| Lover of Aphrodite |
| Make an impression |
| Maximilian, for one |
| Mediterranean region |
| Mental power |
| Mexican Mrs. |
| Miler's mistake? |
| Modern-day inhabitants of old Livonia |
| Needs a doctor |
| Newspaper no. |
| Normandy city |
| Not as nice |
| Not quite right |
| Notable #4 with a stick |
| Oil worker |
| On a high |
| One and only |
| One of the Borgias |
| One of the original Not Ready for Prime Time Players |
| One who works on walls |
| One who's lying |
| Oscar winner who made his film debut in 'Me, Natalie,' 1969 |
| Overhang |
| Part of T.G.I.F. |
| Patch type |
| Personal points of view |
| Pouchlike part |
| President born in Charles City, Va. |
| Produce plays, say |
| Protractor measurements |
| Puerto Rico hrs. |
| Puts up |
| Reading to the unruly |
| Roughly measured (off) |
| Rush |
| School since 1440 |
| Seed coat |
| She rescued Odysseus |
| Shed tears |
| Show in theaters |
| Smidgen |
| Solo in space |
| Some solvents |
| Song of joy |
| Sound setup |
| Sounds of impact |
| Spot on a horse |
| Start of the second quarter |
| Stepped lively |
| Stocks and such |
| Student's selection |
| Suit to ___ |
| Theater org. |
| They have quarters downtown |
| Toll road |
| Topographic map feature |
| TV overseer: Abbr. |
| Underhanded, to put it nicely |
| Union members |
| Uproar |
| Vanity cases? |
| Veep's boss |
| Wal-Mart rival |
| Weapons collections |
| Wear away |
| What you'll find at a prison library? |
| Where Brahmans build their houses? |
| Where the smoke rises in a sty's chimney? |
| Without carrying charges? |
| Word of honor |
| ___ bonding |
| ___ once |
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