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| New York Times crossword of January 4th, 2020 other clues |
| You may see stars because of one |
| Concerns for team docs |
| Bubbleheaded |
| Bio header |
| Jazz riff |
| Waterway |
| Textile made using bobbins |
| Potential cause of the apocalypse |
| 2019 musical film with a substantial C.G.I. component |
| 1814's Treaty of ___ |
| Excited, in modern slang |
| Attempts |
| Sleep on it |
| Real jerk, for short |
| Computer issue, in brief |
| Mark |
| 1991 Broadway musical nominated for 11 Tonys |
| Antagonist of Ronald McDonald |
| One often accused of blindness |
| Competition hosted by the U.S. every four years |
| How to mend a broken heart? |
| "Pow!" |
| Dashed |
| Served in a sauce made with orange juice, sugar and Grand Marnier |
| Support mechanism? |
| Had a fast break? |
| Like C.G.I. |
| Audience response gauge |
| Professes |
| Whole number, in coding lingo |
| First letter in the Torah |
| Classic BBC sitcom, to fans |
| ___-high |
| "And all that jazz" |
| ___ Terr., 1861-89 |
| Charge |
| Animal shelter |
| Author of "One Day at HorrorLand" |
| Apple showcase, say |
| Minor anomaly |
| Princess Fiona, e.g. |
| Stock character in fictional labs |
| A&W rival |
| Images on the backs of South Carolina quarters |
| "Ski-ba-bop-ba-dop-bop," e.g. |
| Gulp (down) |
| Spice mixture |
| Blue words |
| Real jerk |
| It describes your type |
| Seductive |
| Up |
| "Indubitably!" |
| Experts in 41-Across |
| Expel forcefully |
| Movie based on the memoir "Rocket Boys" (and an anagram of "Rocket Boys") |
| Crown |
| Hung (over) |
| U.S. radio station whose call letters spell the name of its city |
| Country singer Yearwood |
| Part of a goal |
| Espresso unit |
| "Speaking of which ..." |
| Trash |
| Home of the L.D.S. Church HQ |
| More or less |
| Entertains during storytime |
| Typical reader of John Green novels |
| It's totally tubular |
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