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New York Times crossword of January 31st, 2016 other clues
1914 battle locale
'Forrest Gump' setting, for short
'Seinfeld' role
'The best is ___ come'
'The Old Lion' storyteller
10, say
1961 Charlton Heston title role
Abstain
Ace
Alternatively
Always
Aspect
Attacks
Audition caution for a movie with a cast of thousands?
Bag carrier
Ballet dancer's support
Bay Area newspaper
Beauty
Belt mark
Berry that's much sought after?
Bewildered
Biblical prophet
Big name in camping gear
Blathers
Blue
Break
Brings good news to skiers, say
Buzzing
Cell towers for cellphones, for example
Center of a Scrabble board
Chick magnets?
Chum
Clear, as a channel
Command and Control
Commuter option
Computer command
Concert V.I.P
Conjugation factors
Cool, once
Count (on)
County center
Court stat
Defender of Troy
Deg. for a teacher-to-be
Desert supermarket?
Dish that's stirred constantly when being made
During whose reign Peter was crucified
Ex-Yankee Martinez
Explorer for England who mistook Canada for Asia
Fake
Feature of the Devil
Formal letter opener
Fort ___, Fla
Fraternity letters
Graceful bird
Guard
Hazard for high heels
Held in high esteem
Herringbone, for example
Houses
Impurity
In ___ land
Infection fighter
It ends in Nov
Italian fashion label
Latin 101 verb
Longtime Olympics TV host
Many a bush plane, in brief
Masculine icon
Mexican cigar brand
Mulishness
Musical documentary/biopic of 2015
Nadir
Neighbors of Fijians
News sensation of 10/4/1957
Nomadic northerner
Note on a watered-down assault indictment?
Notice regarding voting in a state legislature?
Numerical prefix
Ocean State sch
Offer of free pillow fill?
Old Southwest outlaw
Old-timey footwear accessory
One side in 'The Terminator'
Ones doing demos, maybe
Opposing voice
Overhead items
Panache
Parlor piece
Penny ___
Person of interest to the I.R.S
Pickled garnish
Poetic twilight
Pope John X's successor
Pride : lions :: mob : ___
Promos
Prurient material
Runs into
Screen meas
Second-largest moon of Saturn
See 45-Down
Shoreline problem
Sign on the N.S.A.'s entrance?
Smears
Some G.I. duties
Some safari camping gear
Something to chew on
Soul singer Baker
Spanish royalty
Sporty car roof
Squirrel away
Squirreled away
Steak cut
Stick in the ground?
Strands in a lab
Stress, it's said
Suggest
Suited to serve
Super Bowl-winning coach Carroll
Target of a curfew, maybe
They're not tipped very much nowadays
Thrice, in prescriptions
Throw a monkey wrench into
Title chameleon of a 2011 animated film
Tried to avoid a tag, say
Trysters
Typically active voting group, with 'the'
Unable to get it, say
Unchanging
Unsmilingly
Wedding expense
Weigh station unit
Where to get a mud wrap
With 70-Across, member of Hollywood's Frat Pack
Witticism
___ Bay, former U.S. base on Luzon
___ Hots

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