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New York Times crossword of January 13th, 2009 other clues
Reward for a job well done
Risk-taker's credo
Rough cord
Rowboat implement
Seasonal Arctic phenomenon
Secret govt. group
Secret of many a redhead
Shoes that add inches to one's height
Shout at a soccer game
Soviet labor camp
Spanish uncle
Squeeze (out)
Stallone's nickname
Steakhouse offering
Supermodel Cheryl
Suspicious
The first 'T' in 36-Down
Thorny shrub
Tortilla chip dip
Transport in Duke Ellington's theme song
Two-seated carriage
What a barber has to trim around
Zippo
___ B'rith
___ Minor
___ Report (luxury lifestyle magazine)
'My gal' of song
'Need You Tonight' band, 1987
'With a wink and ___ ...'
1972 treaty subj.
24 horas
Anchor
Apple variety
Aviator Earhart
Bears: Lat.
Big boom maker
Boar's mate
Brown eyes or baldness, e.g.
Carrier to Oslo
Center of an egg
Common knee stain for kids
Crucifix
Dappled horses
Darn
Deli queue call
Deuce follower in tennis
Easy mark
Encircle
Equestrian's 'Stop!'
Flapjack eatery, for short
French river valley with many châteaux
Fuss
Get-up-and-go
Had dinner at home
Hang around
Hard-core film 'rating'
Hockey fake-out
Jockey's handful
Madeline of 'Young Frankenstein'
Marge's sister, to Bart Simpson
Mexican mister
Moonwalking Armstrong
Most confident
Neighbor of Israel
Not a good way to buy a car
Oinker
Once more
Online guffaw
Oodles
Outback hopper
Outback runner
Outer: Prefix
Popular record label
Postpaid encl.
Reedy place
Regard highly
Reggae relative

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