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New York Times crossword of January 20th, 2016 other clues
'When will ___ learn?'
'Clearly Different' eye care chain
'Loot' playwright Joe
'Quite correct'
'The buck stops here' prez
'The Wire' actor ___ Elba
Adopts, as a stray
Arsenal stock
Aunt of Prince William
Battle of Normandy town
Big wheel
Bothers no end
Branch out
Brand of skimpy swimwear
Break off completely
Charles who wrote 'Peg Woffington'
Cocktail made by combining the ends of 17-, 26- and 38-Across
Common pasta suffix
Con man's scheme
Cross-dressing Streisand character
Declare
Delta locale
Deposits of glacial debris
Dickens classic ... and, phonetically, two garnishes for a 49-Across?
DiFranco who created Righteous Babe Records
Exchange program for preschoolers?
Fall clearance item?
Fare for the toothless
Fifth installment of a miniseries
Guides for D.I.Y.'ers
Help for the puzzled
James who sang 'At Last'
Label again, as a file
Lassie's turndown
Late-night host before Carson
Like some top-quality kitchen oil
Many KOA patrons
Nativity scene beast
One who might type 'OMG' or 'CYA'
Online Q&A session
Org. originally known as the National Congress of Mothers
Passed with ease
Pitch-correcting audio processor
Place for pickles
Plumbing joint
Refusing to listen
Scenes in shoeboxes, say
Schnapps flavoring
Sci-fi visitors
See 13-Down
Sénat accord
Slangy rebuttal to 65-Across
Soaks so as to extract flavor
Some decaf orders
Stave off
Steely Dan album of 1977
Successfully woo
Tax planner's recommendation, for short
Temporarily
Tennis ball fuzz
The first 'A' of 59-Across
Toddler's wheels
Top 40 fare
Top-shelf
Treat, as table salt
Ump's call after 'Time!'
Under threat
Unedited, as footage
Veer off course
Vehicles for the Unsers
Went underground
With 44-Down, 'Butterfly' Golden Globe winner
Word abbreviated on fight cards

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