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- September 30th, 2018
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| The Sunday Crossword by Evan Birnholz crossword of September 30th, 2018 other clues |
| McDonald's character who, despite his name, is often shown smiling |
| Terminate |
| She was on the cover of Vogue in October 1998 |
| Many Impressionist works at the National Gallery of Art |
| Instrument from the French for "heavenly" |
| Prepared briefs, say |
| Merited a scolding |
| "Ulysses" poet Stephen |
| French body of water that anagrams to a type of ship |
| Whitman of "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" |
| With 114 Down, comedic co-author of "Not the Messiah (He's a Very Naughty Boy)" |
| Sleep study subject |
| Feature of an iguana's neck |
| Stealth action video game franchise bearing Tom Clancy's name / Breakaway organization |
| "My goodness!" |
| Give up / Like many positions for students |
| Pain-in-the-neck solutions |
| Film you've got to catch |
| Wings accompaniment |
| Warns a la an Akita |
| Bocce player's asset |
| Human chicken |
| "You believe it's true?" |
| Sub-Saharan predators |
| "I'll get these drinks" |
| Hero to many Philadelphians? |
| Shell fixtures |
| "Ain't that interesting!" |
| Ground cover? |
| What a mullet covers |
| U. of Maryland athlete |
| Apple Store array |
| Rite reply |
| "A Descent Into the Maelstrom" author |
| Savings acronym |
| Diesel of action flicks |
| Stackable Livestock animals, in "The Far Side" |
| Bills on tables, maybe |
| Vintage auto horns |
| Bewitch |
| Elevated station |
| Portion of land |
| Pictures from the 1920s |
| Completely surrounds |
| Start of a radio code |
| Lose firmness |
| Bit of rodeo equipment |
| "Before I forget" letters |
| Mythical story teller? |
| Ordered the return of |
| Thrones, so to speak |
| 1985 hit by Phil Collins and Marilyn Martin about a breakup / 1983 hit by Journey about a breakup, familiarly |
| Burgundy, e.g. |
| "Song of the Broad-___" (Whitman poem about a wood-cutting tool) |
| "Dodged a bullet there!" |
| ___ lamp |
| Demolition aftermath |
| "I should hit the hay" |
| Landline phone piece |
| Fantasy league offer |
| Key finder, e.g. |
| "It's ___ game!" |
| Current name of the late 19th century? |
| Pitcher's favorite bar food? |
| Note-book reader? |
| Human rights activist Kennedy |
| Some cereal box units |
| Story by a box score |
| Covert ops collection |
| Bandleader Jaffe |
| Visual ___ |
| Vinegar containers |
| Contents of a non-alcoholic shot |
| "Black Ice" rockers |
| Daisy visitor |
| Like "Twilight" vampires, despite appearances |
| Internalize information |
| Palm setting, maybe |
| Final form for the tree in "The Giving Tree" |
| "It ___ to be" |
| Some barn babies |
| Apt rhyme of "bow" |
| Disturb |
| Razor brand since 1977 |
| Uriah ___ (heavy metal band that shares its name with a Dickens villain) |
| Tughrul Tower's nation |
| Instruments replaced by ordinary objects in "Stomp" |
| Contacting via WhatsApp, say |
| Dry cleaning item? |
| Least significant |
| Slanting |
| In the heart of |
| Formal affair |
| Numerical term for a shooting guard |
| Burn a bit |
| Construction worker in "The Lego Movie" |
| Pentathletes' items |
| Lines on which you will find the ends of this puzzle's theme entries |
| Spiked wheel by a heel |
| Surrealist Jean |
| Is successful |
| Blaine's idol |
| Site of many vessels |
| Hookup at a concert |
| Those in a V formation |
| Sound effect at a brawl |
| Suffer |
| Training ___ |
| Opposite of draconian |
| Garden eel relative |
| Less significant |
| Attempt to conquer |
| Amanda of "Brockmire" |
| Show that featured Debbie Downer, briefly |
| Didn't deviate from |
| Stan's "Utopia" sidekick |
| Lite food descriptor |
| Figures depicted as wax figures, perhaps |
| Stiller's comedy partner |
| Jazz keyboardist Saunders |
| It's covered in kernels |
| Lays (on) thickly |
| "Highlander" weapon |
| "That's not ___" |
| Nautically sheltered |
| Captain Hoseason, to David Balfour, in "Kidnapped" |
| Backup singer for a couple of Turners |
| Makes use of a galleon |
| Shower with acclaim |
| Santoro's portrayer in "Casino" |
| Knuckleheads |
| Bygone Topps rival |
| Sound of a slam |
| No longer exists |
| Poison singer Michaels |
| Eczema symptom |
| See 27 Across |
| Barking creature |
| Juvenile sort |
| Took orders? |
| CNN journalist Cabrera |
| Bill born in D.C. |
| Eponym on American Chinese food menus |
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