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Bill who said of his TV monologues 'It's all been satirized for your protection' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 16th, 2009 other clues |
| 'Apologies!' |
| 'Heads ___, tails ...' |
| 'Orinoco Flow' singer, 1989 |
| 'Portnoy's Complaint' author |
| 'Right you ___!' |
| 'Waiting for the Robert ___' |
| 'Was it ___ I saw?' (cat's palindrome) |
| 1962 Robert Mitchum/Shirley MacLaine film ... or the outcome of 17- and 40-Across? |
| Aid in show-and-tell |
| Anderson of 'WKRP in Cincinnati' |
| As per schedule |
| Athenian marketplace |
| Battle town of 1944 |
| Big, big, big: Prefix |
| Boxing venue |
| Circulation line |
| Coeur d'___, Idaho |
| Coop finds |
| Croquet locale |
| December ad word |
| Designer Oscar ___ Renta |
| Dismounted |
| Drink you stir |
| Fab Four member |
| Fake |
| Femme friend |
| First-string athletic groups |
| French 101 verb |
| From what place |
| Give ___ go |
| Gives over for safekeeping |
| Glove material |
| Goad |
| Gold rush locale of 1898-99 |
| Hardly Mr. Cool |
| High-fashion inits. |
| Hit, of a sort |
| How diaries are written |
| How you might respond to an offensive remark |
| Internet access co. |
| Land of Esau's descendants |
| Last word in the Bible |
| Long, long time |
| Marinara sauce ingredient |
| Mental flash |
| Namely |
| Ol' Blue Eyes' family |
| Oncle's spouse |
| Part of IUD |
| Place for three men of verse |
| Playground situation #1 |
| Playground situation #2 |
| Poet Teasdale |
| Rash, perhaps |
| Restaurant reading |
| Rocketeer's org. |
| Scout unit |
| Self-image |
| Sharpen |
| Some distance away |
| Styles |
| Swenson of 'Benson' |
| That, to Juanita |
| The Jetsons' dog |
| There's nothing like it |
| Vegetable on a vine |
| Voting no |
| Washstand vessel |
| Where Springsteen was born |
| Whistler's whistle |
| Wild hog |
| Words in a ratio |
| You can get a rise out of it |
| Zippo |
| ___ me tangere (touch-me-not) |
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