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Wall Street Journal crossword of December 31st, 2016 other clues
Fence-crossing spot
Flax seed capsules
Forceful push
Futbol cheer
Gas, for one
Hangs around
Happy as ___
Have a hankering
Head-scratcher
Helipad site
Home of the Wichita Mtns
Hurler Hershiser
Impressive to behold
Indy 500 racer for 35 consecutive years
Insect appendage
Insecticide, in a way?
Invader of the Balkans
Jacks and jennies
Landon and others
Laszlo of cosmetics
Letter's counterpart
Letters eight after omicrons
Letters eight before omicrons
Like a port
Like missile trajectories
Loaves and fishes, in a Bible story?
Lustful deity
Major Calif. newspaper
Makeup of some Mediterranean groves
Mamie Eisenhower and Herbert Hoover, by birth
Mare fare
Marshal Dillon's portrayer
Matthew of 'The Americans'
Neighborhood
Nicholas Gage memoir
Ninny's lack
Noted spokescow
Old crone
One of Perry's reporters
Opposite side
Org. for females since 1855
Org.'s kin
Overthrow, for example
Party platter assortment
PC corner key
Photographer Leibovitz
Pipsqueak on parole?
Place for piracy
Prepared for a shock
Red of comedy
Respiratory woe
Rib cage location
Ristorante beverage
Royal from 112-Across
Run-down
Rustling sound from a Kansas field?
Sass
Schoolteacher hanged in 1776
Season for le Tour de France
See 102-Across
Sinuous swimmers
Slammer
Small annoyance for Smaug?
Some 35mm cameras
Somewhat, informally
Sound from cornets
Souvenir shop buy
Spanish noble
Spoken
Sprawl lazily
Squishy chairs
Stressful spot
Studio with a Pegasus logo
Suggest
Supporting arguments
Take a spin
Terry Collins manages them
That's a wrap
The Ponderosa, e.g
Total, e.g
Undiluted
University of Maine town
Used a strop on
Viscount, e.g
Wd. unit
West Wing worker
When it's dark, in Dortmund
Words with dare or tear
Yuletide purchase, perhaps
Zenith
___ pork (Chinese restaurant dish)
___-relief
'...baked in ___'
'Beat it!'
'Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered' musical
'I almost forgot...'
'Chocolat' director Hallstrom
'Goodness!'
'If I may interrupt...'
'Stand' band
'This is terrible!'
'What's this!'
'Yeah, sure'
1, from Fla. to Me
About six trillion mi
Afghan constitution?
An insect, for instance
Angry orations
Anti-apartheid activist Steve
Attention-getting calls
Avenue border, perhaps
Balance part
Banks, often?
Basically
Bayh of Indiana
Beginning for boy or girl
Bethlehem product
Bob's wife, on 'Bob's Burgers'
Brings in
Buff
Calls for
Clean Water Act org
Clement
Co. commander
Collectible cars
Colombian drug lord Pablo
Contributes
Cowl wearer
Crayola color renamed 'peach'
Cunning move
Deli choice
Detail map
Disconcert
Disney collectible
Downwind
Earthy pigment
Easily broken duck decoy?
Entry in le dictionnaire
Epps of USA's 'Shooter'
ESP?
Eurasian deer
Extreme rancor
Felix's roomie

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