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Wall Street Journal crossword of January 4th, 2013 other clues
Like some slurs
London's ___ Garden
Major fall
Popular
Maker of a dramatic 1971 getaway
PR event
Preceding periods
Mike McCarthy, Mike Munchak or Mike Mularkey
Nation east of Niger
Psyche division
Objective
Put off
On its way
Queen Dido's love
One way to pay
Queens team
Original host of 'This Old House'
Rating a 10 on the Mohs scale
Overalls section
Repair, in a way
Owner of Purina and Perrier
Repeated, an Iris Murdoch novel
Pear-shaped fruit
Retype with the shift key down?
Pebbles's pop
Reuben base
Piano pieces
Reverting command
Pitbull offering
Ruby in the movies
Playlist player
Rumspringa participants
Point : line :: line : ___
Savannah grazer
Be clingy when not traveling in space?
Black-and-white mammal
Shade akin to cyan
Blowup: Abbr
Doctor's interruption
Tied to the train tracks, e.g
Boxers, e.g
Tight spot
Shelter
Brand sold in gold ballotins
Skybox spots
Enjoying sustained success
Tooth point
Convene
Caligula's great-grandmother
Small and mischievous
Tracy's mother, in 'Hairspray'
Converge
Call on
Solder, e.g
Eon subdivision
Up to the job
Some, in Sevilla
Was inclined
Cowboys helmet feature
Catcher Rodriguez
Wi-Fi alternative
Eppie was his ward
Cause-effect interval
Spoils
Yank in the Yucatan
Starting
Cel bodies?
Decorative case
Eton students
Yoga class need
Strike leader?
Cello's cousin
Succulent species
Change smoothly
Dior dress
Expecting, in the circumstances
ZIPs?
Team with the most BCS bowl appearances
Charge
Tequila of reality TV
Family-expanding document?
That woman
Cheapen
The Cisco Kid's horse
Dirtbag
Female in a forest
Chrysler Building style
Do painstaking research
Closefisted
Freshly delivered?
Indonesian province
Galley item
Influential bunch
Getaway setting for 53-Down
Ingrediente del paella
Guidance counselors?
Iris relatives, for short
Hamilton portrait setting
Island adornment
He often puts Lois in danger
It's ill-defined
He pours beers for Homer, Carl and Lenny
Keats's 'gloom-bird'
Home to kiwis and emus
Lace's place
Hook pursuer, for short
Len's 'Sweeney Todd' co-star
Frank's second wife
Hyundai model
Ignore the 'Do Not Disturb' sign
Lighten up
Levels
Immobile
Importunes
Like belly laughs
In the thick of
Like folk stories
'No sense is so uncommon as common sense'?
Art's Magritte
'Our Gang' terrier
Acknowledge
'Way cool!'
As is fitting
1958 hit for Ritchie Valens
Amtrak sched. notation
2000 World Series MVP
Barbershop offering
2007 Katharine McPhee song
Arctic explorer John
A question of method
Battle of the Withlacoochee leader
Folder drop-off spot
Force feed?
First person to travel faster than sound
'Assault on ___' (1966 Sinatra movie)
'C'mon, help me out'
'Aloha Oe' accompaniment

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