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When a right is sometimes allowed crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 10th, 2013 other clues |
| 'Dies ___' |
| 'Family Ties' boy |
| 'Say ___' |
| 'What should I ___?' |
| '___ in the Morning' |
| 1982 9-Down movie |
| 9-Down fox |
| A long time |
| Actor Stephen |
| Black |
| Block |
| Boxer's response |
| Certain red |
| Clumsy move |
| Commander of Saul's army, in I Samuel |
| Confusion |
| Construction beam |
| Couples cruise locale? |
| Crumhorn, e.g |
| Dentist's directive |
| Devices with spools |
| Erase |
| Fighting |
| Goof |
| Heavyweight champ after Carnera |
| It's a mystery |
| Key with three sharps: Abbr |
| Kind of switch |
| Land once partly held by the Crusaders: Abbr |
| Like many gallerygoers |
| Like mud |
| Linear, in brief |
| Live ___ |
| Longtime Ritz competitor |
| Made a start |
| Man's name meaning 'young man' |
| Many a 'Today' show sign |
| Meeting place for mathematicians? |
| Military protection |
| Mini, for one |
| Moravian capital |
| Nonrhyming poetry |
| Not present when expected, for short |
| Novelist whose first wife had the same first name, curiously |
| Number of days in una semana |
| Object |
| One earning a fee, maybe |
| One looking down |
| One of a popular TV game show duo |
| One of a popular TV game show duo |
| Ones sexually flexible, for short |
| Pacific nation |
| Practiced |
| Predecessor of Ariel Sharon |
| Queen of Denmark, 1947-72 |
| Questionnaire response column |
| Raise |
| Request that would complete 42-Across |
| Rocky peak |
| See 4-Down and 36-Down |
| Seven-year-old explorer |
| Sign of an absent mind |
| Silly |
| Some fuzz |
| Some Monopoly game equipment |
| Something to fill in |
| Suffix with winter |
| The British Museum's ___ Marbles |
| Thunders |
| Title figure in a Mitch Albom best seller |
| Ural River city |
| Vet, e.g |
| Wells race |
| When completed, popular TV program starting in 1975 |
| Yes or no follower |
| You might go to bed early before these |
| ___-weekly |
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