New York Times - Jan 14 2009

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'Beetle Bailey' dog OTTO
'Gotcha' ISEE
'Lost time is never found again,' e.g. AXIOM
'That's ___ ...' ODD
'Winnie the Pooh and Tigger ___' TOO
'___ Mine' (1957 hit by the Platters) HES
'___ te llamas?' (Spanish 101 question) COMO
A minimus is the smallest one TOE
Ace NAIL
Actress Arlene DAHL
Actress Zellweger RENEE
Air SNOBBISHMANNER
Alphabet trio FGH
Ape IMITATE
Autos for test-driving DEMOS
Bad behavior UNKINDNESS
Badlands sight MESA
Be in the red OWE
Blow away AWE
Boxer Willard defeated by Jack Dempsey for the world heavyweight title JESS
Buckwheat's affirmative OTAY
Bygone Apple laptop IBOOK
Capital of Jordan AMMAN
Cheese for French onion soup GRUYERE
Chose, as lots DREW
Cincinnati-to-New York dir. ENE
Contents of a lode MINERAL
Critic Roger EBERT
Dudes MEN
E'er ALWAYSINPOETRY
Egg: Prefix OVO
Electric ___ EEL
Elite Eight org. NCAA
Equine HORSY
Expert at interpreting a text EXEGETE
Eyre BRONTESJANE
Fire CAN
Clues Answers
Flagrant OVERT
Flowerpot material TERRACOTTA
Grassy plain LLANO
Hair lacking care MAT
Hammarskjöld of the U.N. DAG
Heir MONARCHTOBE
Highest European volcano ETNA
Holds back STAYS
Inspiration for Hunter S. Thompson ACID
Instrument you blow into OBOE
Isaac Bashevis Singer story '___ the Yeshiva Boy' YENTL
It may be hidden under a shirt TANLINE
It's 'ascending' in a Vaughan Williams piece THELARK
Justin Timberlake's former group NSYNC
La mer, e.g. EAU
Like a stereotypically bad professor MONOTONOUS
Low-lying wetland SWALE
Man-eating shark GREATWHITE
Money-saving restaurant offer COMBO
Moo ___ pork SHU
Nonentity NOBODY
Not budging SET
Off-Broadway awards OBIES
One of two in a 47-Across REED
Orange or plum HUE
Peeved SORE
Pip at the start of 'Great Expectations,' e.g. LAD
Prefix with -gon OCTA
Ritz-___ hotels CARLTON
Sault ___ Marie STE
Singer Frankie LAINE
Sub at the office TEMP
Subtly suggests GETSAT
Talks one's head off YAKS
Uncle of fiction TOM
You don't want it beaten out of you TAR
Zagat's readers, informally FOODIES