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British 'pounds' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 18th, 2009 other clues |
| 'Casablanca' role |
| 'Cracklin' ___' (Neil Diamond hit) |
| 'Friday Night Fights' presenter |
| 'How de do' |
| 'Isn't ___ Shame?' (1934 hit song) |
| 'South Pacific' song that asks 'If you don't have a dream, / How you gonna have a dream come true?' |
| 'The Spirit of '76' instrument |
| 'Way to go, man!' |
| '___ turn' |
| 1962 World Cup host |
| Accept or decline |
| Actress Sommer |
| Adolescent |
| Alphabet quartet |
| Ancient city whose name means 'rock' |
| Ayn Rand hero |
| Bad thing to run |
| Bygone spray |
| Chambers in a bar |
| Change for a 25-Down, maybe |
| Colgate rival |
| Column producer, for short |
| Conqueror of Valencia in 1094 |
| Count concluder? |
| Disc holder |
| E-mail address ender |
| French preposition |
| Gift tag word |
| Give ___ to (O.K.) |
| Have ___ for (be perceptive to) |
| Hosiery brand |
| Its maiden flight carried its country's president home |
| Letters on some luggage to N.Y.C. |
| Lhasa ___ |
| Like cotton candy |
| Literary character played in film by Charles Laughton, Anthony Perkins and Geoffrey Rush |
| Make tracks |
| Mark up, perhaps |
| Natural history museum exhibit |
| Not so delicate |
| Not so good |
| One of the Bradys on 'The Brady Bunch' |
| One seriously into Civil War history, maybe |
| Opera that includes the 'Prisoners' Chorus' |
| Pass through |
| Pitcher's ploy |
| Place name in Manhattan |
| Poetic conjunction |
| Reaches, as a sanctuary |
| Registered |
| Restaurant freebie |
| Satirist Freberg |
| Script |
| See 43-Across |
| See 50-Down |
| Slice of a media ad budget |
| Some Polynesian plants |
| Something that may cover a house |
| Spanish morsel |
| Stay longer than |
| Sumptuous |
| Ticket request |
| Tricked |
| Truly |
| Try to clear the bar |
| Unstable type |
| West African currency |
| Whips |
| With 39-Across, pretend |
| ___-d'Oise (French department) |
| ___-Novo (capital of Benin) |
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