NY Times, Fri, Jan 09, 2009

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1. A looker might give it ... or get it : THEONCEOVER 12. Partner of a certain rabid sports fan : FOOTBALLWIDOW 14. "Please?" elicitor : SAYTHEMAGICWORD 16. Native home of the canary : AZORES 17. Lion, tiger or shark : MANEATER 18. Wankel engine component : ROTOR 19. Winner of 11 Grand Slam tournament titles : BORG 20. ___ de boeuf : ROTI 21. Goose : GOAD 22. Computer hookup point : PORT 23. Infer from data : EDUCE 24. Local borders? : ELS 25. 19th-century engineer with a star on the St. Louis Walk of Fame : EADS 26. Forgers : SMITHS 27. Something to turn on : AXIS 28. Ruler crowned in 1953, informally : QEII 29. Bouncy kid-lit character : TIGGER 32. Blood sausage ingredient : SUET 33. Rock-___ : OLA 36. First name in erotica : ANAIS 37. Saucy : FLIP 38. With 15-Down, hangs on the line : DRIP 39. Matted cotton sheet : BATT 40. Dylan was once her protégé : BAEZ 41. Shorts material, in München : LEDER 42. Prefix in parentheses : AREACODE 44. Department store founder who pioneered credit unions : FILENE 45. Habitués of art galleries, theaters, etc. : CULTUREVULTURES 47. Nursery rhyme title fellow : GEORGIEPORGIE 48. Once-common monochrome PC display : GREENSCREEN		1. Some hybrids : TOYOTAS 2. Fast accelerator : HOTROD 3. Clear sky : ETHER 4. U.K. awards : OBES 5. "We Were Soldiers" setting : NAM 6. Raises an outcry : CLAMORS 7. "Hooked on Swing" jazzman Larry : ELGART 8. Seeing red? : OWING 9. Gambling too much, e.g. : VICE 10. Loser in the Battle of Bannockburn, 1314 : EDWARDII 11. Find and destroy : ROOTOUT 12. Italian beans, in a Dean Martin standard : FAZOOL 13. Base person : WRETCH 14. Base person? : SARGE 15. See 38-Across : DRIES 19. Figures, informally : BODS 22. See 25-Down : PAIR 23. Ooze : EMIT 25. 22-Down that has split : EXES 26. Ooze : SEEP 27. One stirring the pot : AGITATOR 28. It can be frightening when one is popped : QUIZ 29. The French smoke it : TABAC 30. Bug's place? : INARUG 31. Drop leaf supporter : GATELEG 32. They're short on T's : SLEEVES 33. Call for delivery : ORDERIN 34. One with a mortgage, e.g. : LIENEE 35. Opposite of avant : APRES 37. Many an opening shot : FADEIN 38. Cataclysm : DELUGE 40. The Great Dane of entertainment : BORGE 41. Petrol purchase : LITRE 43. Smoke, e.g. : CURE 44. Thing with pétalos : FLOR 46. Lines at a checkout counter?: Abbr. : UPC