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| New York Times crossword of September 2nd, 2015 other clues |
| Abound (with) |
| 'Don't text and drive' spot, for short |
| 'Losing My Religion' group |
| 'Ooky' cousin on TV |
| 'What is it?' |
| 1968 Etta James album |
| Acts of the Apostles writer, by tradition |
| Alicia Keys's instrument, aptly |
| All-female group with the hit 'Free Your Mind' |
| Arles's river |
| Army E-3 |
| Best Actress for 'Two Women' |
| Breaks, as a stallion |
| Cameron of 'Charlie's Angels' |
| Certain salad green |
| Cigarette levy, e.g |
| Classic Duke Ellington tune |
| College prank popular in the '50s |
| Composer with a horn named for him |
| Cover of knight? |
| CPR expert |
| Craft for couples |
| Cross-reference words |
| Crunchy corn chip |
| Dark half of a Chinese circle |
| Do a golf course job |
| Do the honors on Thanksgiving |
| Earth, in sci-fi tales |
| Eliot's 'cruellest' mo |
| Emailed, say |
| Fish that's never served raw because its blood is poisonous |
| Fit together, as gears |
| Game console pioneer |
| Hand-wringer's word |
| Happy, and then some |
| Head honcho |
| Headed for overtime |
| Hit bottom? |
| Icky stuff |
| In the heart of |
| Invitation senders |
| Japanese genre with voice actors |
| Japanese toon with a red bow |
| Leonard who wrote 'Get Shorty' |
| Lollipop-loving character of 1970s TV |
| Margret and Hans, who created Curious George |
| Matt with 11 Olympic swimming medals |
| N.F.L. ref, slangily |
| Nearly worthless old French coin |
| No Mr. Right |
| Oblong tomato |
| Olympic speed skater Davis |
| On the contrary |
| Parochial school teacher, maybe |
| Perlman of 'Cheers' |
| Place where people practice |
| Platform for a drum set |
| Portfolio part, for short |
| Rafter's challenge |
| Readies, as leftovers |
| Really, really bad |
| Rheumatic ills |
| Setting for Capote's 'In Cold Blood' |
| Shoe lift |
| Slumber party game |
| Some 'Vette roofs |
| Spend time in a hammock, say |
| Surname on a financial weekly |
| They may be determined by sonograms |
| They're hidden in 17-, 25-, 36- and 47-Across |
| Tower over |
| Understood by few |
| Without a downside |
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