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New York Times crossword of September 6th, 2010.
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| New York Times crossword of September 6th, 2010 other clues |
| 'When pigs fly!' |
| 'Everybody Hurts' band |
| 'My pleasure!' |
| 'Project Runway' host Klum |
| 'Say what?' |
| 'Shut yo' mouth!' |
| 'Ye gods!,' for one |
| '___ Abby' |
| Apple or maple |
| Assignments for Sam Spade |
| Bandleader Shaw |
| Brings up |
| Certain game cancellation |
| Cheers at a fútbol match |
| Chew the scenery |
| Colored part of the eye |
| Commie |
| Dickens's ___ Heep |
| Dodge City lawman Wyatt |
| Down in the dumps |
| Enroll in a witness protection program, say |
| Escape, as arrest |
| Few and far between |
| Fill all the way |
| First, second, third or home |
| Forbidden acts |
| Frenzied state |
| Green Berets |
| Hairstyles of Sly and the Family Stone |
| Heavenly harp player |
| Hoity-toity manners |
| It's just a thought |
| Jai ___ |
| Jesus of the 1960s Giants |
| Jobs in Silicon Valley |
| Las Vegas figures |
| Limerick or sonnet |
| Lion's home |
| Manages, with 'out' |
| Martial arts champion-turned-film star |
| Mrs. Dithers in 'Blondie' |
| Nuclear experiments, for short |
| Operator of the largest brewery facility in the world |
| Opposite of NNW |
| Out-of-studio TV broadcast |
| Pacific sultanate |
| Pepper grinder |
| Pest attracted to light |
| Pinnacle |
| Pita sandwiches |
| Popular date time ... or a phrase that can precede the starts of 20-, 33- and 40-Across |
| Portrayer of Austin Powers, 'international man of mystery' |
| Prefix with knock |
| QB Favre |
| Requirement |
| Revolutionary War hero John Paul ___ |
| Sales talk |
| Soft food for babies |
| Solo for Pavarotti |
| Spain's longest river |
| Spot for a pot |
| Swamp plants |
| Take a breather |
| The Peacock Network |
| Tiny bit of salt |
| Twitter titter |
| Two quarters |
| Unflashy |
| Up to the task |
| Use of a corporate jet, say |
| Volcanic spew |
| William who wrote 'The Dark at the Top of the Stairs' |
| Words before serious, ready or listening |
| ___ Lanka |
| ___ monster |
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