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| New York Times crossword of September 12th, 2004 other clues |
| Forlorn |
| Furniture launched from the starship Enterprise? |
| Get bigger |
| Go before |
| Godzilla creator Tomoyuki ___ |
| Green grp. |
| Grip firmly |
| Gung-ho |
| He cursed Cassandra |
| Heavy reading |
| High school org. |
| Hill or valley, e.g. |
| Hillocks |
| Hood rods |
| Humorous tale involving a settee? |
| In good shape |
| Inference from an ID |
| Interstate highway fixtures |
| Investment choice: Abbr. |
| Isn't serious |
| It's carried while on deck |
| It's got a point |
| James of 'Misery' |
| John or Christine of Fleetwood Mac |
| Joseph of 'Citizen Kane' |
| Kid with a new home |
| Lays down the lawn |
| Like dirt roads |
| Lose one's resistance |
| M-1 rifle inventor |
| Magniloquent |
| Member of an Indian religious minority |
| Mole |
| Nice guy |
| They're seen around bars |
| Tight group? |
| Tolkien creature |
| Unarmed figure? |
| Unmitigated |
| Unwilling to say much |
| Variety show fillers |
| Vehicles designed to transport china? |
| Walks breezily |
| Went through channels? |
| Whether to fold out or remain as a couch? |
| William ___, baseball commissioner before Bowie Kuhn |
| Writing tables made from foam rubber? |
| ___ Norman (military nickname) |
| ___ Stadium, home of the Pro Bowl |
| 'No more!' |
| 'Fairly well' |
| 'Follow me!' |
| 'For Me and My ___' |
| 'I just had an idea!' |
| 'I kissed thee ___ I killed thee': Othello |
| 'Over There' songwriter |
| 'The ___ of Confucius' |
| 'Unfaithful' director Adrian |
| 4 x 4, for short |
| Actress Christina |
| Actress Sommer |
| Adapt musically |
| Append |
| Aromatic oil, often |
| Atlanta train and bus system |
| Avian colonists |
| Battle of Britain grp. |
| Big name in dolls |
| Boat for shallow water |
| Bookcase seller's farewell to buyers? |
| Brought up |
| Business card abbr. |
| Cartoon canine |
| Certain Indonesian |
| Cherry bomb stem |
| Chopped |
| Co. name ender |
| Coat repair job |
| Colorful seashells |
| Confronted |
| Cry of surprise |
| Cultural gathering |
| Dairy aisle buy |
| Damon, to Pythias |
| Diane of 'A Kiss Before Dying,' 1991 |
| Diploma holder |
| DISDAIN |
| Dog originally bred to herd cattle |
| Doorstep cry |
| Dragon's head feature |
| Drawing help |
| Eastern way |
| English assignment |
| Exit the system |
| Farm team |
| Fastens (to) |
| Financial adviser, for short |
| Fit to be tied |
| Flight |
| Food writer Claiborne |
| Not clichéd |
| Of living organisms |
| Old British coin |
| Outdoor furniture that can fly you to the moon? |
| Packed away |
| Pair on Wayne Gretzky's jersey |
| Pavilion locales |
| Photographer Adams |
| Prefix with sphere |
| Purchase at a government auction |
| Quarrel |
| Question for the hotel housekeeper in the morning? |
| Razor brand |
| Rent payer |
| Rent payer |
| Repeat |
| Resist cheerfulness |
| Scout leader? |
| Security risks |
| Set aside |
| Sign of trouble |
| Simpleton |
| Skull Valley dweller |
| Soccer star Hamm |
| Soft or sweet follower |
| Song sung on doorsteps |
| Squealed cries |
| Start of a conclusion |
| Supplied |
| Supports |
| Sword bearers |
| Talks about |
| Thérèse, e.g.: Abbr. |
| They get burned nowadays |
| They may be in black-and-white |
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