January 20th 2008 New York Times crossword answers

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'Notes ___ Scandal,' 2006 film
'Catch your breath'
'Do what you want'
'Don't worry about me'
'Great' boy detective
'Love of loves'
'Seinfeld' character
'Speed-the-Plow' playwright
'That makes sense!'
'That ___ it should be'
'The Simpsons' character who often refers to himself in the third person
'Where ___ go wrong?'
'___ Blas' (Lesage novel)
'___ in Icarus' (1979 French thriller)
'___ Miniver'
'___ pro omnibus, omnes pro uno'
'___ tale's best for winter': Shak.
1950s stereotype
Aggressiveness
Alamogordo's county
Anthem part
Archbishop Tutu
As quickly as possible
Bagel topper
Bats
Be in another form
Big picture?: Abbr.
Bird: Prefix
Bottom of the ___
Bring (out)
Buttonholes
Censures
Chest material
Like any points on a circle, from the center
Like some diet colas, in brief
Like things
Lilliputian
Listens to
Magazine that features 'Alfred's Poor Almanac'
Makes attractive, with 'up'
Makes up?
Maria Muldaur's '___ Woman'
Medieval weapon
Mixed economy advocate
New York governor after Pataki
Not just hungry
Numbers game
Oaf
Old infantry spears
One succumbing to 6-Down
PC data reader
Pipsqueak
Place
Place for a swing
Place for surfing
Played
Poop
Pouty look
Power in Hollywood
Procter & Gamble brand
Put the kibosh on
Quark-plus-antiquark particle
Query to the Lord in Matthew
Reddish-brown
Relic
Rim in which a gem is set
Working out of
X-ray ___, joke shop offering
___ Hawkins Day
Chest protector
Combined
Comprehensive
Córdoba kinswoman
Court figs.
Creepy sort
Disney World transport
Don Juan
Drink whose name is Tahitian for 'good'
Early pulpit
Every which way
Facilities
Fielder's cry
Flat ___ (some proponents of I.R.S. reform)
Flit (about)
Freight weight
Gag reflex?
Galas
Greet the day
Guessing game
Highlighted, as text
Home of Canadian P.M. Stephen Harper
How every letter to The Economist begins
How Mulan dresses in much of 'Mulan'
I.R.S. form 1099-___
In the blink of ___
Indian bread
Inebriate
It might be silver
It was passed in May 1773
Jazz singer Nina
Jerry Scott/Jim Borgman comic
Joan Rivers's daughter and TV co-host
Judge, with 'up'
Kind of melt
King in a Steve Martin song
Salty septet
Sandinista leader
Saw things
Second showing
See 37-Across
See 81-Across
Sinai borderer: Abbr.
Single, for one: Abbr.
Skateboarder's accessory
Some players in a kids' game
Something to play
Songwriters' org.
Spanish pronoun
Speedy steed
Star in old westerns
Star Wars, initially
Store on 'Sesame Street'
Strip joints?
Subject of this puzzle [and proceeding counterclockwise]
Summons: Abbr.
Tabloid twosome
The Owls of the N.C.A.A.
They're left behind
Thin-framed, big-footed woman of cartoons
Thought
Three-time A.L. M.V.P., familiarly
Turns in
Went like the dickens
What those in agreement are said to be of
When some nighttime news begins
When the sun is directly overhead
Whence the line 'Into the eternal darkness; into fire and into ice'
Wish one could
Wizard
Words of honor?

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