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G I N N Y
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| New York Times crossword of September 18th, 2011 other clues |
| 'Automatic for the People' group |
| 'Ditto' |
| 'Dream on' |
| 'Heavens!' |
| 'If only!' |
| 'Just ___ suspected!' |
| 'Look what ___!' |
| 'Matilda' author |
| 'What ___ said' |
| '___ for Cookie' ('Sesame Street' song) |
| '___ had it!' |
| '___ is life ...' |
| 30, for 1/5 and 1/6, e.g.: Abbr |
| A big flap may be made about this |
| A trucker may have one: Abbr |
| Advanced sandcastle feature |
| Alma mater of football great Roger Staubach |
| Aníbal Cavaco ___, Portuguese president beginning in 2006 |
| Apothecary weight |
| Archetypal abandonment site |
| Attack like a bear |
| Banks on a runway |
| Basic skateboarding trick |
| Bass in a barbershop quartet, e.g |
| Biblical shepherd |
| Biblical twin |
| Biblical twin |
| Bramble feature |
| Brand for people with milk sugar intolerance |
| Bring up |
| Briton's rejoinder |
| Bug-eyed primates |
| Building material for Solomon's Temple |
| Camera operator's org |
| Can't stand |
| Chilling, say |
| Concern when coming up, with 'the' |
| Corporate type |
| Definitely not a hottie |
| Dis |
| Distanced |
| Do-it-yourselfer |
| Don't ...! |
| Don't ...! |
| Don't ...! |
| Don't ...! |
| Don't ...! |
| Don't ...! |
| Don't ...! |
| Don't ...! |
| Done in |
| E-mail from a Nigerian prince, usually |
| Element in a guessing contest |
| End of a series: Abbr |
| Established facts |
| Famous Georgian born in 1879 |
| Figure of speech |
| Filing aid |
| Filmmaker van Gogh |
| First person in Germany? |
| France's equivalent to an Oscar |
| Gilbert Stuart works |
| Good news for a worker |
| Got started |
| Group working on a plot |
| Hacking tool |
| He was named viceroy of Portuguese India in 1524 |
| Homeric cry? |
| Hurricane of 2011 |
| In view |
| Indo-European |
| Indulge |
| Inexperienced with |
| iPod type |
| It has a crystal inside |
| It's not good when it's flat |
| It's passed down through the ages |
| Kind of keyboard |
| Large ___ Collider (CERN particle accelerator) |
| Like some old-fashioned studies |
| Like some wrestlers' bodies |
| Liquid, say |
| Lock horns (with) |
| Long-armed simian, for short |
| LOO |
| Look down |
| Lover of Bianca in 'Othello' |
| Mawkish |
| Model used for study or testing |
| More, in scores |
| Not the ritziest area of town |
| Now or never |
| Old Olds |
| Old Tokyo |
| One may be seen on a 28-Across's nose |
| One of Santa's team |
| One of the Allman Brothers |
| Ones with crowns |
| Open |
| Opt for the window instead of the aisle? |
| Org. for some guards |
| Ottoman relative |
| Packer of old |
| Palais du Luxembourg body |
| Person with a code name, maybe |
| Plea to the unwelcome |
| Poor character analysis? |
| Possible change in Russia |
| Possible result of a defensive error in soccer |
| Priestly robe |
| Puts words in the mouth of? |
| Reuters alternative |
| Rogers on a ship |
| See 3-Down |
| Seurat painted in one |
| Shade of green |
| Sharpens |
| Shipwreck spot, maybe |
| Skirt chaser |
| Small dam |
| Some linemen |
| Spanish newspaper whose name means 'The Country' |
| Start without permission? |
| Stats on weather reports |
| Stir up |
| Sunbathing sites |
| Target of some pH tests |
| Total hottie |
| Trade's partner |
| Trick out, as a car |
| Two who smooch, say |
| Uracil's place |
| Us, e.g |
| UV index monitor, for short |
| Volleyball action |
| Without flaw |
| Witticisms |
| Word processing command |
| ___-American |
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