January 1st 2010 New York Times crossword answers

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New Testament miracle recipient
New Testament miracle recipient
Notable head-turner
Obsesses
One of Iowa's state symbols
One with a dreaded style?
Org. whose emblem features an eagle and a crown
Part of a horse between the shoulder blades
Pas de deux part
Plantation creation
Play set entirely in a beauty parlor
Police blotter abbr.
Pot cover
Processing time unit: Abbr.
Pros at projecting
Psychotherapy topics
Put on a pedestal
Quaint game with a giver and a striker
Ready to be fired
Record producers
Resistance leader in Woody Allen's 'Sleeper'
See 34-Down
Sets off
She's a paradigm of patience
Some winter wear
Suffuse
Sure to be grounded, say
Sustaining stuff
Time of Obama's swearing-in
Uniform adornment
Valerie of 'The Electric Horseman'
Williamson who played Hamlet and Macbeth on Broadway
With 35-Down, Mocha is on it
Xanax maker
Zinger
Abductor of the Sabine women
Ascribe
Basketball Hall-of-Famer Holman
Blackmailer's words
Bouillabaisse go-with
Bring bad luck to
Choate ran with him in 1996
City hall, often
Clown's over-the-top topper
Coarse, as stucco
Coin depicting Louis XVI
Credit card statement abbr.
Credit card statement abbr.
Dieter's concern
Do a store chore
Dostoyevsky's exile city
Einstein, notably
Eldest of a trio of comic brothers in 1930s-'40s films
Elk's enemy
Far from Rubenesque
First Across word in the world's first crossword
Foul territory?
Great Dark Spot locale
Half of a recurring 'Saturday Night Live' duo
His opening statement is famous
I
Its chapel was designed by Eero Saarinen, briefly
Like broken things
Like some love
Matter of lease concern?
Mekong River native
Mix on the range
Movement Herman Wouk called 'a single long action of lifesaving'
N.Y.C. transportation debut of 1904
Neil Sedaka's '___ Ape'

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