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| New York Times crossword of September 20th, 2009 other clues |
| 'Drat!' |
| 'M*A*S*H' corporal |
| Actress Blanchett |
| Actress Lollobrigida |
| Actress Lotte |
| Against, with 'to' |
| Aloha Tower site |
| Alter ego of Borat and Brüno |
| Athos, to Aramis |
| Baron Cohen who created 25-Down |
| Be on the brink |
| Beat poet Cassady |
| Book on how to repair rodent damage? |
| Bottom line |
| Branching point |
| Broad style of cuisine |
| Broadcast element |
| Broadway columnist Wilson |
| Bumpkin |
| Carnival sight |
| Cart for heavy loads |
| Chum |
| Closing bell place: Abbr. |
| Cloud chamber particle |
| Composer Thomas |
| Conclude by |
| Council members |
| Court of justice |
| Creepy look |
| Cry before waving the hand |
| Deadly 1966 hurricane |
| Destitute |
| Diploma holder |
| Dish served ranchero-style |
| Dwellers on the Strait of Hormuz |
| Early Michael Jackson style |
| Easy gallop |
| Eight-time Canadian skating champion |
| End of a ballade |
| Enter |
| Exercise for beginning yoga students? |
| For the birds |
| Form of 4-Down |
| Formal order |
| From this time |
| Gasteyer of stage and screen |
| Gemstone sources |
| Go back to square one |
| Goal of Sun-Maid's marketing department? |
| Had no play in crazy eights |
| Haitian president Preval |
| Hang around |
| He's less than a gentleman |
| Heaps |
| Hoedown participants |
| Home south of the border |
| Hot air |
| Immigrant's course, for short |
| In the public eye |
| Informal headwear |
| Isolated |
| Lab challenges |
| Lead character on 'Pushing Daisies' |
| Letterman airer |
| Lots of moolah |
| Low-I.Q. |
| Meaning of the emoticon :-D |
| Mex. miss |
| Mineral that crystallizes from magma |
| Much-repeated word in air traffic control |
| Murphy's '48 HRS.' co-star |
| Naval lockup |
| Novelist Morrison |
| Office holder, of sorts |
| Old Apple laptop |
| One using a comb |
| Ones who'll straighten you up? |
| Overseas news source, in brief |
| P.M. preceded and succeeded by Shamir |
| Pantry array |
| Part of a brake |
| Pays down incrementally |
| Peculiar: Prefix |
| Petty |
| Porous kitchen utensils |
| Position player's stat |
| Prohibition, e.g. |
| Pulitzer playwright of 1953 |
| Push |
| Push too hard, maybe |
| Pushed |
| Pushed, with 'on' |
| Question from a campaign committee? |
| Ready, in the kitchen |
| Reagan cause: Abbr. |
| Really engrossed |
| Reason that nothing's growing on the farm? |
| Repay |
| Retailer beginning in 1867 |
| Right turn ___ |
| Rugby play |
| Ruler of the Aesir |
| S.A.S.E., e.g. |
| Salad bar activity? |
| San Francisco mayor Newsom |
| Science fiction author A. E. van ___ |
| Science fiction prize |
| Seeped |
| Sends out |
| Shower with force |
| Slender amount |
| Something often thought of as impending |
| Spare |
| Sport of a rikishi |
| Start of a German goodbye |
| Subject for 48-Across |
| Switch lines, say? |
| Symbol of simplicity |
| Take a powder |
| Tardy illustrator's assurance? |
| Throws together |
| Tokyo's airport |
| Took a chance |
| Town on the SE tip of Italy that's the title setting for a Horace Walpole novel |
| U.S. Army E-6 |
| Units of sweat |
| Up time |
| Venerable |
| Vitamin bottle info, for short |
| Was gaping |
| Well-bred |
| When doubled, a musical effect |
| Whiz |
| Whom a thane attended |
| Willow twigs |
| Word with interface or option |
| You might give this a gun |
| Zilch |
| ___ a secret |
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