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| New York Times crossword of September 23rd, 2012 other clues |
| Muddy |
| Musician Brian |
| Nabisco offering |
| Name dropper's notation? |
| Necessitates |
| Occupants of the lowest circle of Dante's hell |
| Onetime Time competitor, briefly |
| Owns, in the Bible |
| Parade figure, informally |
| Passover month |
| Pitcher of coffee? |
| Poetic ending |
| Prefix with bel |
| Pretty up |
| Prime cut |
| Prime Minister David Cameron's alma mater |
| Rat-___ |
| Saw to it |
| See 103-Down |
| See 28-Across |
| Sen. Daniel Inouye, for one |
| Set forth |
| Singer whose name sounds like a cry |
| Slip on |
| Snowy Floridian? |
| South of Mexico |
| Soviet author Ehrenburg |
| Springfield's Flanders |
| Squeals |
| St. Benedict, e.g |
| Steamboat Springs, Colo., for one |
| Steep slopes |
| Supersized |
| Sweet drink |
| The Lion, not the Witch or the Wardrobe |
| *Male pattern baldness? |
| *Marriage in 2004, divorce in 2011? |
| *Petrified wood? |
| *Stable hands? |
| 1965 title role for Ursula Andress |
| 2001-02 Nickelodeon sitcom |
| 2010 Nobelist Mario Vargas ___ |
| 87-Down, e.g., by birth |
| A.C. or D.C |
| Abbr. after many an officer's name |
| Actress Martha who played Sinatra's love interest in 'Some Came Running' |
| Actress Sommer |
| Agreeing (with) |
| Annual May event |
| Any of the Brontë sisters |
| Application enclosures, often |
| Audible reproof |
| Bel ___ cheese |
| Bigwigs |
| Birdsong |
| Bridge response |
| Bridge responses |
| Broadway bigwig: Abbr |
| Catch on |
| Citation |
| Clint : the Good :: ___ : the Ugly |
| Coach |
| Comedian Smirnoff |
| Con man's plant |
| Content of a 2003 decryption |
| Corrupting atmosphere |
| Discovery medium |
| Dispenser item |
| Dweller along the Volga |
| They have flat tops |
| They have pointed tops |
| They may produce suits |
| Thumbing of the nose |
| Tighten (up) |
| Title words before 'Easy' for Linda Ronstadt and 'Hard' for John Lennon |
| Tony's relatives |
| Transfers, as funds |
| Twist spinoff |
| VCR button |
| View from a control tower |
| Vituperates |
| Walk in the park, say |
| When repeated, a child's taunt |
| With 78-Down, character commemorated in the answers to this puzzle's starred clues |
| Work without ___ |
| Works (up) |
| Zig or zag |
| ___ a secret |
| ___ card |
| 'There is ___ in the affairs of men ...' |
| 'Bonanza' role |
| 'Days,' for one |
| 'God helps ___ ...' |
| 'Morning' person |
| 'S.N.L.' specialty |
| 'This isn't going well at all!' |
| 'We Shall Overcome' singer |
| 'What ___ thou art, act well thy part' |
| *Baying? |
| *Cardiologist's concern? |
| *Caries? |
| *Conduct classes? |
| *Endless bagpipe tune? |
| *Gold-plated forceps? |
| E-mail address ending |
| Early hurdles for 55-Down members: Abbr |
| Ecclesiastical council |
| European streaker, once, in brief |
| Extinct emu-like birds |
| Fingers |
| Fit to serve |
| French 101 verb |
| French composer of 'Vexations' |
| French farewell |
| Frère's sibling |
| Gold prospector Joe with a state capital named after him |
| Had haddock, say |
| Heaps |
| Heaps |
| Heir, often |
| Heir, usually |
| Hit on the noggin |
| Inventor after whom a Yale residential college is named |
| It can be balanced and biased simultaneously |
| It's a trap |
| Item in a box in the basement |
| Japanese consent |
| Job for the Hardy Boys |
| Kellogg offering, briefly |
| Kind of wine |
| Language from which 'clan' comes |
| Lascivious |
| Like many a ditz |
| Man of the House? |
| Menu heading |
| Mix (in) |
| Most excellent, in modern slang |
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