Answers to today’s New York Times simple crossword January 31

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Mini cross clues and answers

1 guide: Rescuer skill, in brief
Answer: CPR

Guide 4A: Measure of health calculated using height and weight: Abbr.
Answer: Body Mass Index

7 Clue: “You’ve cracked the code!”
The answer: Aha

8A Clue: A long, long time
Answer: Ion

9A Clue: Like a desert climate
The answer: barren

10 Proof: “We’re still figuring it out.”
Answer: To be determined later

11 Clue: Supermarket meat and cheese stand
The answer: delicious

13 Evidence: The need for careful handling
Answer: Accurate

14 ideas: Alternative to x-rays
Answer: MRI

15A Clue: Zip along
The answer: speeding

16 proof: suffix with legal
Answer: ESE

17 ideas: Ask curious questions
The answer: wild

Mini down clues and answers

1D Directory: Maybe a header on a company website
The answer: jobs

2D Guide: Met or Marlin opponent in the NL East
Answer: Philly

3D guide: radii
Answer: radial

4D Manual: Technical Edition Not the final product
Answer: Beta Up

5D Guide: Mafia Member
Answer: Moster

6D Evidence: “Yes ___!” (Informal “Sure!”)
The answer: really

9D Evidence: Words from someone hoping to be a friend on Facebook
Answer: Adam

12D Proof: Includes email chain
Answer: CCS

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