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The Washington Post Jan 22 2012

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'Beetle Bailey' spinoff HIANDLOIS
'Here Come the ___' (Abbott and Costello film) COEDS
'I Married a Witch' director RENECLAIR
'Oh, the Thinks You Can Think!' show SEUSSICAL
'Yo Gabba Gabba!' viewer TOT
'___ Punk!' (1999 coming-of-age film set in Utah) SLC
1995 National League Rookie of the Year NOMO
Be a shill for ABET
Bowler's accessory ROSINBAG
Broadcast STREW
Built-up URBAN
Coconut oil exporter SAMOA
Comment accompanying an eye-roll HEREWEGO
Common tee go-with JEANS
Corals with branching skeletons SEAFANS
Deep olive green LODEN
Dieter's crowd? DREI
Drives EGGSON
Drum tech, e.g ROADIE
Ear protectors HUSKS
Febreze targets ODORS
Flamingo's home THESTRIP
Galaxy star BECKHAM
Grains in French bread SEL
Hematology letters ABO
Hero spread AIOLI
Ice ASSURE
Is a company man, maybe ACTS
Is attractive to TEMPTS
It's delivered while hot TIRADE
Its activity was once attributed to Typhon ETNA
Knight backer PIP
Largest plutoid in the solar system ERIS
Latte flavoring, briefly NOG
Like thistle seeds WINDBLOWN
Like well-spun yarns, often RETOLD
Literally, 'for this' ADHOC
Loop, say REDUB
Loosen up UNBEND
Lusty ROBUST
Magnetic induction units TESLAS
Main course? AORTA
Many a Montana highlight PASSPLAY
Material for a cooper ELM
Member of the 600 home run club SOSA
Not exactly, slangily SORTA
OB exam AMNIO
Old-school court wear THROWBACKJERSEY
Parent of a príncipe REY
Pop in some headphones IGGY
Possible trigger for a black market trigger SINTAX
Puts out DOUSES
Rush target, informally DEM
Secure carrier ELAL
Setting piece SAUCER
Shape changers, briefly EDS
Side with dogs, perhaps CRINKLECUTFRIES
Soap that sponsored a long-running radio anthology series LUX
Some rhythmic gymnastics moves TWIRLS
Soupçon of soup SIP
Steal DEAL
Strike up INITIATE
Temple accommodations DORMS
Test result, at times: Abbr POS
The Leaky ___ ('Harry Potter' inn) CAULDRON
They may prevent you from getting bumped off a flight RAILINGS
They're found in bottlenecks STOPPERS
Two-time Tony winner George HEARN
Word with garden or party TEA
Work place? MUSEUM
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