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| New York Times crossword of September 28th, 2009 other clues |
| 'Giant' writer Ferber |
| '___ better to have loved and lost ...' |
| Abrupt way to quit |
| Actress Rosie of 'Do the Right Thing' |
| Advice columnist Landers |
| Africa's fourth-longest river and site of Victoria Falls |
| Annual tennis championship in Queens, N.Y. |
| Antlered animal |
| B-ball official |
| Beach footwear |
| Beetle Bailey's boss |
| Betray by blabbing |
| Bluefin and albacore |
| Boat rower |
| Bolivian capital |
| Brings home for a score |
| Chocolaty morsel munched at movies |
| Chooses, with 'for' |
| Circus performer |
| Classic car inits. |
| Close-fitting sleeveless shirt |
| Color of a picture-postcard sky |
| Consumer |
| Degree for a C.E.O. |
| Entirely |
| Fictional girl at the Plaza Hotel |
| Fidel Castro's brother |
| Fives and ___ |
| Flared skirts |
| Form of address in British India |
| Former Big Apple mayor Giuliani |
| Get back, as lost money |
| Gets around like Superman |
| Hammer or saw |
| High points of a European trip? |
| Hot dog holder |
| Join forces |
| Label G or PG, e.g. |
| Light brown |
| Losing roll in a casino |
| Marvin of Motown |
| Mexican state on the Gulf of California |
| Mom's mate |
| Monk's superior |
| Month-long Islamic observance |
| More greasy |
| More grim |
| N.F.L. six-pointers |
| Narcs' raid |
| Nathan Hale, notably |
| Nog ingredient |
| Old, crotchety guy |
| One of the Redgrave sisters |
| Opposite of subtracts |
| Performing pair |
| Political coalition |
| Portugal's capital |
| Purplish |
| Quit one's job |
| Relative of a rhododendron |
| Roman love poet |
| Round, red firecracker |
| Saharan country south of Algeria |
| Sleep stage, for short |
| Southwest Indian |
| State of weightlessness, as in space |
| Suffix with cigar |
| Talks off the cuff |
| Tarzan and kin |
| Teases playfully |
| That, south of the border |
| The 'E' in 68-Across |
| Type for book titles |
| V.P. Biden |
| ___ congestion |
| ___ of 1812 |
| ___ Van Winkle |
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