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Car with 'three deuces and a four-speed,' in a 1964 song crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of January 3rd, 2010 other clues
His twin duped him
In ___ (unconscious)
Inventor of alternating current
iPod sound?
It ends in septembre
It has an expiration date
Just a memory now
Let go
Like cases on 'The X-Files'
Like chimpanzees
Linked
Local fan of the N.H.L.'s Senators
Lowly sort
Many a Mormon
Mex. title
Modern home of ancient Persepolis
Mouth-to-mouth pro, briefly
N, on a French map
National clothing chain based in New York's Greenwich Village
Neighbor of Sudan: Abbr.
Never-before-seen
Newborn puppies enjoy the sun?
Not moving smoothly
Not, to Scots
Object of many 1950s jokes
Opposite of fast
Pasta suffix
People without power, often
Periscope users
Pertaining to hair
Photo groups on Facebook
Place where leaves are collected
Pooh-poohs
Pound escapee, maybe
Prized
U2's Bono, since 2007
Viking garment
Weak, as a plot
Well-running group?: Abbr.
Western capital: Abbr.
What to call an archbishop
When repeated, a luster's cry
When the stars come out, in ads
Where to aim a telescope
Whirlpool alternatives
White-bearded Kenyan
Wimbledon no-no
Wins a bridge hand?
Winter coats?
Wiped out
Words before a deadline
Words escape President Karzai?
Worsen
[Nudge]
___ of Attalos (Greek museum site)
'S.N.L.' veteran Gasteyer
'All righty ___!'
'As rust corrupts iron, so ___ corrupts man': Antisthenes
'Get ___ here!'
'Like, now!'
'Power corrupts,' e.g.
'Ten-hut!' yeller: Abbr.
'Wow, congrats!'
'___ appetito!'
A in German class
A lace starts to come undone?
A little butter?
Actress Webb or Sevigny
Agent Gold of 'Entourage'
Airborne irritant
Allergic response
Been-there-done-that
Benedict IV's successor
Bizarro, to Superman
Black-and-white
Block in Washington
Boom box setting
Bring (out)
Broke, as a promise
Brooklyn ___, N.Y.
Charmer's subject?
Chevy S.U.V.
City SSW of Münster
Colorado or Delaware, e.g.: Abbr.
Coming-out party?
Cousin of a 55-Down
Cry on game day
Datum in a college application
Degrees in hist. or social sci.
Drop anchor
E, on a French map
Endured
Exchange of spies, maybe
Exquisite curio
Fame fades?
Fertility goddess
Fictional Doolittle
Footwear that's hard to run in
General on Chinese menus
Gets in the game
Govt. bodies may issue them
Grant with Grammys
H. G. Wells people
Half-price bin abbr.
Questionnaire line
Real downer, for short?
Rebels against military forces?
Recruits people to sell stolen goods?
Reference volume, informally
Reggae relative
Rejuvenation site
Resistance units
Ridiculous degree
Run in 'The Alphabet Song'
Salon appliance
Sea's partner, commercially
Seamy
Set of morals
Setting in the film 'Tropic Thunder'
Ship-to-shore aid
Short, for short
Shot, as a photo
Singer with the compilation 'A Box of Dreams'
Size up
Slip behind
Spray-can art
Stake a claim
Start hankering
Stuns experts after new findings?
Suffix with capital
Talk as lovers do
They're dedicated
Thicket of trees
Tic-tac-toe line
Tickle to pieces
Tiny addition to la familia
Topples
Turn left or right, say
Anka's '___ Beso'

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