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New York Times crossword of January 17th, 2001 other clues
Alice's chronicler
'... ___ saw Elba'
'Star Wars' walk-ons
'___ here long?'
Accompanist?
Aggressive sort
Arcade name
Arp movement
Balance sheet item
Baltic port
Be still, at sea
Beasts in a span
Blackthorn fruit
Blame bearer
Bochco TV drama
Calisthenics improve it
Cause for a recall
Chance to swing
Cheerful
Class in which posers are presented
Court attention-getter
Cutlass maker, briefly
Earth Summit site
Embellish, in a way
End of the quip
Extremely, informally
Fireplace
Fish lacking ventral fins
Front end of a one-two
Full of energy
Full of holes
Grand
Ike's command, once: Abbr.
Investigate
It may be upside-down
It's insurable
Java neighbor
Kachina doll makers
Kipling classic
Like many a wrestler
Linchpin's place
List ender
Love affair
Micromanager's concern
Middle of the quip
Monk's home, maybe
Motive for some crime
N.F.L. great Hirsch
Needing patches
Object of blind devotion
Old TV sidekick
One of a great quintet
Org. with a much-cited journal
Packing heat
Place to practice driving
Plowman's need
Pricing word
Pulver's rank: Abbr.
Purple shade
Reebok competitor
Ruse
Scads
Small hill
Small songbirds
Smith's partner
Smoker or diner
Social introduction?
Spinnaker's place
Steinbeck hero
Stone-faced
Tinker with, in a way
Virginia's Robert ___
When repeated, an Ivy League tune
Win big
___ Rogers St. Johns

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