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| New York Times crossword of September 21st, 2006 other clues |
| 'Ah-oooo-ga!' horn |
| 'Enigma Variations' composer |
| 'Family Ties' mother |
| 'I am such an idiot!' |
| 'Oh, very funny!' |
| 'Something to Talk About' singer, 1991 |
| 'The Birds' screenwriter ___ Hunter |
| '___ chic!' |
| '___War' (Shatner novel) |
| 30- and 47-Down in Polish |
| A Gospel writer |
| Activating switches |
| Actress Lena |
| Actress Virna |
| Alphabetizes, e.g. |
| Alternative to Lycos |
| Basic education, familiarly |
| Casual wear |
| Chin-up targets, briefly |
| Coloring |
| Coupling |
| Dope |
| Dope |
| Emmy-nominated Hatcher |
| Felt but not seen |
| Fictional pirate |
| Got to |
| Implant deeply |
| In the time leading up to |
| Intl. assn. since 1948 |
| Invite for |
| It's heartrending |
| Jobs |
| Lessor, usually |
| Let out slowly |
| Lunchtime tryst, informally |
| Manjula's spouse on 'The Simpsons' |
| Many a Facebook listee |
| March lasting 31 days? |
| Mer filler |
| Most like a chimney sweep |
| Nonfictional films, for short |
| One getting into hot water |
| Overseas refusal |
| Part of the U.S. campaign season: Abbr. |
| Pick up |
| Pink-slips |
| Pipe fitting |
| Plants with sword-shaped leaves |
| Poop |
| Pot collection |
| Principles: Abbr. |
| Publication that coined the word 'sitcom' |
| Rap's Dr. ___ |
| Ring-tailed animals |
| Searched for morays |
| See 30-Down |
| Shenanigan |
| Singer Brickell |
| Stars and crosses |
| Stomach |
| Teased mercilessly |
| The U.K.'s home |
| They may need massaging |
| Treat again, as a sprain |
| Unpromising |
| Way up |
| Ways to leave |
| With 47-Down, the theme of this puzzle |
| Women's shoe designer ___ Angiolini |
| Word on overseas mail |
| in Chinese |
| in Danish |
| in French |
| in German |
| in Italian |
| in Portuguese |
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