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| New York Times crossword of September 12th, 2014 other clues |
| Abba's music |
| 'A person who talks when you wish him to listen,' per Ambrose Bierce |
| 'Hasta la vista!' |
| 'No worries' |
| 'Or softly lightens ___ her face': Byron |
| A lot of what makes you you |
| Ace on a base |
| Allows someone to walk, say |
| Archaeologists often find what they're looking for in this |
| Artistic friend of Zola |
| At full term |
| Blurred |
| Buchanan in a bookstore |
| Caught in a web |
| Ceilings |
| Certain book, sizewise |
| Checked in with loved ones, say |
| Coddle, e.g |
| Comes out with |
| Commute, in a way |
| Counterfeiter fighter, informally |
| Didn't let oneself go, say |
| Exclamation that might be punctuated '??!?' |
| Film developer?: Abbr |
| From the Union |
| Give up |
| Governor or senator follower |
| Hebrew for 'to the skies' |
| Inits. of Thoreau's mentor |
| Isao of golf |
| It's often an oxide |
| Lead |
| Lead-in to some written advice |
| Like many kids' self-made greeting cards |
| Like some potato chips |
| Makes out |
| Michael of 'Juno' |
| Moving day multitude |
| Musician with the 2012 album 'Lux' |
| Not too big a jerk |
| Old bomber |
| One of its categories is Agency of the Year |
| One of its fragrances is Poison |
| Option for a marinara base |
| Out of gear? |
| Oxford, e.g., to its students |
| Oxide used in picture tubes |
| Pioneer in the Nevada gaming industry |
| Poet Wilfred ___ |
| Put too much weight on |
| Queen's music |
| Replies of confusion |
| Rink fooler |
| Rival of Captain Morgan |
| Secure neatly, as an umbrella |
| See 45-Across |
| Shack |
| Sharpshooter's skill |
| Shots |
| Sister of Phoebe, in myth |
| Skiing twins' surname |
| Small warbler |
| Something avoided in a factory outlet |
| Stick here and there |
| Thick spreads |
| Washington and McKinley: Abbr |
| With 46-Down, two-in-one movie players |
| Word of logic |
| ___ Tamid (ever-burning synagogue lamp) |
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