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New York Times crossword of January 27th, 2004 other clues
'Contact' author Carl
'Hoo-ey!'
'Il Trovatore,' e.g.
'The Way We ___'
'Zounds!'
Alan of 'The Seduction of Joe Tynan'
Angry outburst, redundantly
Applicant's goal
Baldwin of 'Talk Radio'
Ballet move
Bars at the checkout counter: Abbr.
Carry on
Chorus member
Colonel or captain
Comedian's stock
Conquistador's prize
Cripple
Diamonds, slangily
Director Kazan
Driving the getaway car for
Dump problem
Early computer language
Eats like a bird
El ___ (weather factor)
Elvis or Madonna, e.g.
Examination, redundantly
Expected in
Frisk, with 'down'
Gawk at
Get snockered
Gets smart with
Gulf land
Gymnast Comaneci
Hindu title
Increase, with 'up'
Invites
Island east of Java
It puts the squeeze on
Jacob's twin
Keyboard key
Lady of Lisbon
Light gas
Like some pizza orders
Longevity at the box office
Lord's home
Louise and Turner
Made a choice
Maine college town
Maui greeting
Medium-___
Mrs. Dithers
Old adders
One of 100 in D.C.
Oscar winner Foster
Patella's place
Perfectos, e.g.
Pestering, redundantly
Put forward
Quick on the uptake
Rick's love in 'Casablanca'
Singer McLean
Skin cream ingredient
Soft mineral
Something shed
Sonora 'so long'
Stitch up
Student driver, usually
Took off
Try for a part
Type of type
Unable to decide
Uniform shade
Von Münchhausen, e.g.
Washer cycle
Whisper sweet nothings
Wrigley Field slugger
Z ___ zebra

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