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Quantitative analyst's fodder crossword clue
D A T A S E T
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| New York Times crossword of September 11th, 2021 other clues |
| Cause for alarm? |
| Lake ___, where the Chari River empties |
| Compete for speed, say |
| Cheery refrain |
| Eyeroll-inducing response to "How did you do that?" |
| Work on some issues together? |
| Stuck a fork in, say |
| Buddhism's founder |
| Kind of vest |
| #1 on Rolling Stone's "100 Greatest TV Shows of All Time" list, with "The" |
| Old-fashioned endings? |
| Fashion designer ___ Saab |
| Ball with a yellow stripe |
| Meets and eats, perhaps |
| Publisher of "The 1619 Project," for short |
| "None for me, thanks" |
| Stephen of BBC's "The Honourable Woman" |
| Things auditors watch for |
| Top |
| One-named singer with the 1968 hit "Abraham, Martin and John" |
| Composer Zimmer |
| She was Time magazine's 2019 Person of the Year |
| Composed |
| Acts like a nudnik to |
| Parts of a platform |
| Smartphone screen displays |
| Home of the only world capital to border two other countries |
| Turns up |
| Where to see Print |
| Take a ___ |
| Corkscrews, e.g. |
| Cut (in) |
| Liable to be lost, in a way |
| Yak, yak, yak |
| Join the table |
| Oktoberfest buy |
| Word with rain or rock |
| Letter accompanying a personal statement, informally |
| Ariadne, e.g. |
| Knew someone, so to speak |
| Split payment |
| Take a ___ |
| Go all over |
| House style with shingle exteriors and flat-front facades |
| Happening |
| Title sort of person in 2008's Best Picture |
| Panaceas |
| Computer programs used in 3-D animation |
| Euphoria |
| What may be corrected on a trans person's birth certificate |
| Group to which Don Rickles joked he "never received an official membership card" |
| Order |
| "Tell a joke or something ... I'm so bored" |
| One who puts down a few chips? |
| Course selection |
| Oktoberfest buys |
| Puts down a few chips, maybe |
| That's a wrap! |
| Hirsute figure in the Bible |
| Piece of intimate wear |
| United Airlines hub, for short |
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