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| New York Times crossword of September 9th, 2014 other clues |
| Behavioral quirks |
| 'I was home watching TV,' e.g |
| 'Mini' music player |
| 'No' voters |
| Addis ___, Ethiopia |
| Apartment rental sign |
| BMWs, but not BMXs |
| Bow (to) |
| Brought (along) |
| Brown-toned photo |
| Cheat, in slang |
| Cher's son Chaz |
| Class outings |
| Cliff feature |
| Corn syrup brand |
| Country getaways, in Russia |
| Crossed swords |
| Dear one, Italian-style |
| Discovery in a British mystery |
| Dog of 1930s-'40s mysteries |
| Easy toss |
| Electricity source |
| Electricity source |
| Environmental activist Brockovich |
| Fashion sense |
| For, in a debate |
| Gather bit by bit |
| Highway |
| Hollywood's Harris and Helms |
| Home to James Joyce |
| Jai ___ |
| Jannings who won the first Best Actor Oscar |
| Kidney-related |
| Kitten call |
| Lab's coat |
| Lasagna or linguine |
| Last part of the country to report election returns, usually, with 'the' |
| Like a mistake that's going to hurt you |
| Many babysitters |
| Mo. when Shakespeare was born |
| Noisy like a clunker |
| Noted performing whale |
| Number often given to a maitre d' |
| Old-fashioned charity |
| Onetime New Left org |
| Open, as a letter |
| Oven button |
| Pepsi competitor |
| Pinball infraction |
| Poet Khayyám |
| Pond fish |
| Proceeds like a boring meeting |
| Reds and Pirates, for short |
| River to 16-Across |
| Round a certain corner in Monopoly |
| Rush order |
| See 10-Down |
| See 39-Across |
| Smartly attired |
| Start of a Latin trio |
| Starter of a dance craze in 18-Down |
| Sub commander of fiction |
| Subject of Dante's 'Inferno' |
| Support, as a principle |
| The Cowboys, on a scoreboard |
| The shakes, with 'the' |
| These, to Thérèse |
| Thin as ___ |
| Three Stooges bit |
| Together, in France |
| Turner who sang 'The Best,' 1989 |
| TV's '___ and the Man' |
| Very soft fleece source |
| With 31-Across, natural flavor enhancer |
| ___ roll (sushi offering) |
| ___-Caps (movie candy) |
| ___-deucey |
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