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| New York Times crossword of September 11th, 2011 other clues |
| *Ernest and Julio Gallo product |
| Thief |
| Onetime weight-loss drug |
| Sponge (up) |
| Stellate : star :: xiphoid : ___ |
| Source of many English words that come to us via French |
| Susan of NPR |
| Tick off |
| Take no action regarding |
| Term of address in Dixie |
| The 'it' in the lyric 'turn it on, wind it up, blow it out' |
| The dot on the 'i' in the Culligan logo |
| Time of lament |
| *Usual amount to pay |
| *Work on at a desk, say |
| 2011 revolution locale |
| 4 on a phone |
| Stimulant |
| Act like a protective mother |
| Actress Knightley |
| After-dinner drink |
| Alabama speedway locale |
| Amtrak train |
| Ancient kingdom in Asia Minor |
| Artery opener |
| Asia Minor |
| Author Shute of 'On the Beach' |
| Ayn Rand protagonist |
| Bad marks |
| Bale binder |
| Barrio babies |
| Because of |
| Billiards need |
| Bit of smoke |
| Boss |
| Britney Spears's '___ Slave 4 U' |
| C |
| Cabbage dishes |
| Campus drillers |
| Classic McDonnell Douglas aircraft |
| Original 'Wagon Train' network |
| Co. once owned by Howard Hughes |
| Computer option for a document |
| Convertible |
| Cool sorts |
| Corporate owner |
| *It's pitched for a large audience |
| *Nitty-gritty, as of negotiations |
| Crazy |
| Death, in Dresden |
| Eavesdrop, maybe |
| *Title figure in an Aesop fable |
| Effects |
| Emulated the phoenix |
| Enzyme regulating blood fluid and pressure |
| Exactly like |
| Exclamation after a workout |
| Trite |
| Fifth of eight |
| Fight (off) |
| What Chesapeake dogs are trained to do |
| Fingers, for short |
| Fishermen with pots |
| Fishing line fiasco |
| Frozen food brand |
| Globular |
| Where kids get creative in school |
| Go ___ great length |
| Goes bad |
| Golden rule word |
| Grunts may come out of them |
| Have ___ in one's bonnet |
| With 4-Down, MgSO4.7H2O |
| Hit one out of the park, say |
| Ia. neighbor |
| Ignore, in a way |
| Incredibly stupid |
| Innocent |
| ___ acid |
| Insipid writing |
| Iowa college |
| Israeli conductor Daniel |
| It might be French, Swiss or Italian |
| James ___, duettist on the 1982 #1 hit 'Baby, Come to Me' |
| Kitten's cry |
| Leader of Abraham? |
| Learn to get along |
| Library area |
| Listed |
| Locus |
| Log holder |
| One-piece garment |
| The Whale constellation |
| 'Well, that's odd' |
| 'I have been half in love with ___ Death': 'Ode to a Nightingale' |
| Losing casino roll |
| Many a vaudevillian |
| 'Il était ___ fois ...' (French fairy-tale starter) |
| *Part of a boxer's training |
| Margery of rhyme |
| Mini-tantrums |
| 'L'shanah ___!' (Rosh Hashana greeting) |
| Model |
| Monterrey Mrs |
| 'Strap yourselves in, kids ...' |
| More judicious |
| More placid |
| N.Y.C. landmark |
| New Mexico county |
| Throw out |
| Newsman Baxter on 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' |
| No-win situation? |
| Not included |
| One living off the land, maybe |
| One with endurance |
| Passe |
| Poetic stanza |
| Polished off |
| Time it takes to develop a set of photos, maybe |
| Pro ___ |
| 'The ___ Tailors,' Dorothy L. Sayers mystery |
| Question from one in another room |
| Really feel for? |
| Regulars on VH1 |
| Roast go-with |
| Roughly plan |
| Royal African capital |
| Sap |
| Scrupulously followed, as the party line |
| See 87-Down |
| *Boater |
| Settled down |
| Shot up |
| Singer Washington |
| *Bracket shape |
| Smelly |
| Some intimates |
| Something plighted |
| *Common secret |
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