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___ heure (afternoon time in France) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 13th, 2001 other clues |
| 'And so on,' when tripled |
| 'Chances ___' |
| 'Chances ___' |
| 'David Copperfield' woman |
| 'Excuse me ...' |
| 'Later' |
| 'Later' |
| 50-50 chances |
| 9, in a date: Abbr. |
| A dog's age |
| A dog's age |
| Amalgams |
| Answer man's challenge |
| Baseball's Brock |
| Baseball's Brock |
| Building supports |
| C-E-G, e.g. |
| Campaign grps. |
| Chic |
| Chic |
| Clear |
| Clear |
| Community competition |
| Cornerstone abbr. |
| Cornerstone abbr. |
| Cyberneticist's study |
| Depressed |
| Depressed |
| Designer Simpson |
| Designer Simpson |
| Earwax |
| Ewe in 'Babe' |
| Gas thief, perhaps |
| Gerund's tail |
| Golden-___ |
| Golden-___ |
| Herd stray |
| Hit in the leg |
| Hoedown sight |
| Hoosier humorist |
| Hoosier humorist |
| Irregularity |
| It lacks a cutting edge |
| It may be passed down the line |
| Italian articles |
| Large deer-hunting group? |
| Leader at Indy |
| Lies comfortably |
| Like the children, in a holiday verse |
| Lively |
| Lively |
| Meat that tastes like chicken |
| Memo abbr. |
| Memo abbr. |
| Muscle that turns a limb inward |
| N.Y. school |
| Name |
| Name |
| No bright bovine? |
| Not now |
| Portray a scam victim? |
| Revere |
| Revere |
| Richmond-to-Norfolk dir. |
| Sack |
| Sack |
| Sapling |
| See 10-Down |
| See 10-Down |
| See 13-Down |
| See 13-Down |
| Sender of monthly checks: Abbr. |
| Sheltered, in a way |
| Sheltered, in a way |
| Sofer of 'General Hospital' |
| Some high-schoolers: Abbr. |
| Sonata section |
| Sonata section |
| Spanish dice roll |
| Spoilers |
| Spoilers |
| Successful angler? |
| Suffix with green |
| Tennis edge |
| They may put you to sleep |
| Tie tightly |
| Time for a big event |
| Touch |
| Touch |
| Unified |
| Unified |
| With 27-Down, sci-fi phenomena that help explain this puzzle's theme |
| With 62-Down, office worker's ensemble |
| Writer Nin |
| Writer Nin |
| Zenith products |
| Zenith's opposite |
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