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| New York Times crossword of September 5th, 2015 other clues |
| With 29-Across, pricier option at a print shop |
| With 47-Across, 1978 Covert Bailey best seller on exercise and diet |
| Word before and after 'to,' 'on' or 'for' |
| Wrong numbers? |
| Springsteen hit between 'Born in the U.S.A.' and 'Glory Days' |
| Street boss? |
| Spiders and such, slangily |
| Almond syrups used in cocktails |
| 'Positively Entertaining' channel |
| 'That's O.K., I guess' |
| 'The ___ Today' |
| 'With ___ at the South Pole,' first documentary to win an Oscar (for cinematography) |
| 1939 Wimbledon men's champion |
| Biting |
| Black |
| Book whose last line is 'Ask me tomorrow but not today' |
| Borat or Ali G, to Sacha Baron Cohen |
| Bribe money |
| Casual Friday option |
| Certain hash ingredients |
| Critical |
| Datebook abbr |
| Farm-related prefix |
| Funny ___ |
| Grinders |
| Guitar virtuoso whose name is an anagram of YO' RECORD |
| Halted |
| He played himself in 'Broadway Danny Rose' and 'Pee-wee's Big Adventure' |
| Hidalgo honorific |
| Home to 15-foot-long crocodiles |
| Like Grenada, but not Granada |
| Like some copper gutters |
| Mercury poisoning symptoms |
| Mr. Right |
| Much-performed aria from Fauré's 'Requiem' |
| Non-primates with remarkably humanlike fingerprints |
| North title: Abbr |
| Old Pittsburgh work areas |
| Open ___ |
| Our kind of people? |
| Part of a sundial that casts a shadow |
| Place for a '55 45, say |
| Place name |
| Pool house? |
| Pressing |
| Requirement that hybrid cars may be exempted from |
| Response to a ranter |
| Script ending |
| Seasonal quaff |
| See 33-Across |
| See 43-Down |
| Seemingly forever |
| Sight that's not sound |
| Sirius' master, in myth |
| Subject of a certain addiction |
| Tapering hairdo |
| Treacly spirit of unity |
| Turgenev's birthplace |
| Turn toward |
| Upstate New York tribe |
| Vacillate |
| Virgin Islands export |
| What Beyoncé decided to do in 2002 |
| What boxers use to 'shake hands' |
| What's the point? |
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