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Wall Street Journal crossword of January 22nd, 2010 other clues
Gave a stock answer?
Gets into the pool
Goes for
Has a touching encounter on the playground?
He lost to Franklin in 1936
Hit for Louis Prima and David Lee Roth
Homer's neighbor
Hoppy brew
Isn't indifferent
It's just one thing after another
Juliet's reply to her nurse
Justin Long plays one in a series of ads
Karate-based exercise program
Kicks back
Kind of board
Knifelike ridges
Laugh uproariously
Least decorated
Left over
Less experienced
Like punches that pack a wallop
'Yabba dabba ___!'
Little hooter
Livy's land
Louis and Carrie
'Batter My Heart' poet
'No ifs, ___ or buts!'
LP Field players
'Not to Be Removed Except by the Consumer' item
'Rope-a-dope' boxer
Make a director's version, say
Make way?
Mark with minute grooves
'Was ___ los?'
Mugs, e.g.
'___ a dainty thing to command': Cervantes
Neptune prop
1966 Kirk Douglas war film
2006 film nominated for a Best Picture Oscar
Not voiced
Abner's adjective
Off base?
About 6 trillion mi.
Office aides
Accord signed on Good Friday 1998
Old lab burners
Alavert rival
One might do some banking
Ancients, for instance
Openly oppose
Order
Org. that deals with class issues?
Output of some meters
Over
Pains
Parched
Parseghian in the College Football Hall of Fame
Patience-virtue link
Pension sources
Prefix for center
Prepare to leave for the day
Proficient
Property claims
Protection
Provide with a new handle
Pulitzer-winning columnist Herb
Put to sleep
Rainy
Raison ___
Rake over the coals
Range feature
Reef denizens
Reel
Relevant
Resort setting
Royale sedans, for example
Salon solution
Secant's reciprocal
Server with a spigot
Settled a score
Shop sights
Shoulder muscle
Site of the world's tallest building
Snobbish sort
Sofa part
Some nonblonds
Spielberg's 'Duel,' for one
Starts the bidding
Stop burning
Stopped developing
Subjects of Mendel's experiments
Sully
Sultan Qaboos, e.g.
Supplied with personnel
Swine
Take turns?
Tender spot?
The company you keep?
Time of the Awakening of the Elves, in Tolkien
TV family of the 1950s
Twin raised by a wolf
Uno e due
Viagra competitor
Wind Cave Natl. Park setting
Without modification
Andersson of 'Wild Strawberries'
Australian runner
Award recipient
Baby sitter's handfuls
Barium and the like, in X-ray procedures
Batted
Biathlon need
Bolivian export
Brings up
Bristled bloodsucker
Brother of Zeus and Poseidon
Bygone period
Call
Carmen's creator
Commencements
Corp. bigwigs
Coty creations
Country's LeAnn
Cracked
Cry from the stands
Cryer and Lovitz
Danny of 'Moonstruck'
Derby prize
Didn't sit by
Early fall setting
Eastern Mediterranean area
Eclipse
First name in late-night TV
First name in late-night TV
Frames
Freeman School of Business setting
Gallery fill
Gambler's giveaway

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