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| New York Times crossword of September 16th, 2001 other clues |
| #1 position |
| 'Harold ___' (old comic strip) |
| 'Plain Language From Truthful James' writer |
| 'The Night of the Hunter' screenwriter |
| '___ known ...' |
| '___ Tu' (1974 hit) |
| '___ Tu' (1974 hit) |
| 1944 Bing Crosby hit |
| 1944 Bing Crosby hit |
| 1983 David Bowie #1 hit |
| A founder of the state of Israel |
| Actor Herbert |
| Actor Herbert |
| Actor John |
| Ah follower |
| Alpine river |
| Always, to Shakespeare |
| Arrives jauntily |
| Article in Die Welt |
| Bacon feature |
| Bank-to-bank transactions: Abbr. |
| Basket material |
| Basket material |
| Beaten down |
| Big inits. in trucks |
| Bit of dinero |
| Cache |
| Cache |
| Capone captor |
| Cause of a blown engine, maybe |
| Chilled |
| Chilled |
| Conservatory piece |
| Cornerback Sanders |
| Crackers |
| Crackers |
| Crowbar |
| Cut off (from) |
| Cut ___ |
| Cut ___ |
| Dactylitis locale |
| Diner sign |
| Diner sign |
| Disney design |
| Doodler's aid |
| Drink whose name is a homophone of 48-Across |
| English town next to Banstead Downs |
| Examines |
| Exclamation akin to 'Whew!' |
| Farrow and Hamm |
| Fast talk |
| Fast talk |
| First assembly-line carmaker |
| Foe of the Iroquois |
| Foe of the Iroquois |
| Foreign language topic |
| Former regulatory org. |
| Founder of Little America |
| Git |
| God of war, magic and poetry |
| Gumbo vegetables |
| Hardly a quick trip |
| Hip parts |
| Hosp. readouts |
| Indian state |
| Indian state |
| Is rife |
| Is rife |
| It's shot |
| Itch |
| Itch |
| Just a thought |
| Kind of column |
| Kind of column |
| Last thing said before dinner? |
| Like some favorites |
| Like some socks |
| Like some socks |
| Made a scene? |
| Mars |
| Martin and Matalin |
| Masefield play 'The Tragedy of ___' |
| Munchkin |
| Munchkin |
| Mushroom producers |
| Name of 12 popes |
| Name of 12 popes |
| Not hunched |
| Noted Schubert piece in F major |
| O'Rourke, e.g., of 'F Troop': Abbr. |
| Old magazine ___ Digest |
| One sought for advice |
| One with a rain check? |
| Opportunity, metaphorically |
| Part of an inheritance? |
| Perry Como player |
| Piccolo alternatives |
| Pigeonhole |
| Pigeonhole |
| Place for a comb |
| Place for a comb |
| Place for a padlock |
| Place to order une bière |
| Posit positively |
| Prefix with arrange |
| Prefix with linguistics |
| Prelude |
| Previously, once |
| Proceeds here and there |
| Pseudologue |
| Rat-a-tat |
| Refusals |
| Refusals |
| Regulated, as property |
| Religious title: Abbr. |
| Relinquish, as rights |
| Restricted ___ |
| Rundown |
| Rundown |
| See 107-Down |
| Several czars |
| Shin |
| Sign of an indifferent homemaker |
| Silent treatment? |
| Small amount |
| Small amount |
| Spanish babes |
| Spooky |
| Spooky |
| Spree |
| Spree |
| Staff symbol |
| Staff symbol |
| Start of an oath |
| Start of an oath |
| Staying power |
| Store selection |
| Take away |
| Take away |
| Talkathon |
| Taste-testers' turndowns |
| Teachers' org. |
| Teachers' org. |
| They can make a suer suffer |
| Tie-ups |
| TMC competitor |
| True |
| True |
| Type widths |
| Ukr., formerly |
| Urgent message |
| Vanquish |
| Vanquish |
| Visit briefly |
| Warm and comfy |
| Wasted gas |
| Word following clue 114-Across |
| Yom Kippur observer |
| ___ Baba |
| ___ Baba |
| ___ Clinic |
| ___ Clinic |
| ___ Pedro |
| ___ Perot |
| ___-jongg |
| ___-jongg |
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