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| New York Times crossword of September 21st, 2005 other clues |
| 'Funny Girl' director Garson ___ |
| 'Maria ___' (1940's hit) |
| 'Omigosh!' |
| 'Scram!' |
| 'Yikes!' |
| 20-, 25-, 45- and 50-Across, in a way |
| 2003 Afghani film that won a Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film |
| Aden's land |
| All fired up |
| Alpaca's relative |
| Baker of song |
| Banded stone |
| Be slack-jawed |
| Best qualified |
| Big Indian |
| Bowling green, e.g. |
| Clan symbol |
| Cold feet, so to speak |
| Compound with a hydroxyl group |
| Daggers |
| Demagnetize, maybe |
| Dodge |
| Drill directive |
| Eastern 'way' |
| Eastern nurse |
| European erupter |
| Flock members |
| Flower-arranging art |
| Gainsays |
| Group in power |
| Gyro holder |
| It's typically thrown eight feet |
| James ___ Polk |
| Like a Playboy Playmate |
| Like olives or peanuts |
| Like some committees |
| Marinated dish |
| Mata ___ (spy) |
| Natl. Adoption Mo. |
| Overthrow, say |
| P.D.Q. |
| Palindromic preposition |
| Papal topper |
| Part of a TV transmission |
| Plains Indian |
| Prelude to a solution |
| Prime bit of trial evidence |
| Putzed around |
| Rectangular cereal |
| Rosetta Stone language |
| Run perfectly |
| Shia, e.g. |
| Shortest iron, in golf |
| Sighed words |
| Sing-along, of sorts |
| Some back-and-forth, briefly |
| Source of some brandy |
| Spice in Indian cuisine |
| Stadium section |
| Stretch out |
| Suffix with cannon |
| They form bonds |
| Tobacco units |
| Too full |
| Turned into |
| TV's Arthur |
| Ump's call |
| Uncle Remus title |
| Unjust accusation |
| Variety of pinball |
| White-bearded type |
| Yesteryear |
| ___ column |
| ___ Cooper (popular car) |
| ___ y plata (Montana's motto) |
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