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| New York Times crossword of January 19th, 2002 other clues |
| 'I'll take that as ___' |
| 'My country' follower |
| 'The Mambo Kings' star, 1992 |
| '___ Shoes' (old spiritual) |
| '___ Vie' (Maupassant novel) |
| 1954 suspense classic |
| Avoid having to wait for a table, maybe |
| Brat Pack member |
| Bug |
| Cause of some unwanted expansion |
| Coined word? |
| Mythological hero with 'douze travaux' |
| Need for some games |
| New craft of '68 |
| Oafish |
| Places where students may face hurdles |
| Racket |
| Radical |
| Rip off |
| Ruins |
| Schweppes product |
| See 15-Down |
| Silver-mounted figure |
| South-of-the-border bad guy |
| Still not there |
| The Lily Maid of Astolat |
| They're revolting |
| TV host turned New Ager |
| Valueless |
| W.W. II training center near Boston |
| Wasteful things? |
| What fans do |
| With 7-Down, it's seen on some trunks |
| Without exception |
| Yellow Pages listings: Abbr. |
| Combined |
| Cry of French 40-Across |
| Deleted |
| Disaffecting people |
| Disapproving cry |
| Divine |
| Don Juan |
| Dramatic opening? |
| Ex-president's income, in part |
| Eye |
| Feeder filler |
| Film shot in stages? |
| Fortune shelfmate |
| Fusion |
| H.S. class |
| Harvard hater? |
| Heat-cracked |
| Historical figure in 'Henry VI, Part II' |
| Humans, e.g. |
| Imposing estate |
| It may be picked up or let off |
| Journalist Hamill |
| Kind of screen |
| Like a member of the fold |
| Like Miss Muffet, ultimately |
| Like some classic films, now |
| Limo destination, perhaps |
| Liquor-laced dessert |
| Mad as hops |
| March event, maybe |
| Market town |
| Math constitutes half of it: Abbr. |
| Moist |
| Mollusk gatherer |
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