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| New York Times crossword of September 22nd, 2008 other clues |
| 'Are you ___ out?' |
| 'I just met a girl named ___' ('West Side Story' lyric) |
| 'Cat ___ Hot Tin Roof' |
| 'You ___ So Beautiful' |
| 1972 hit for the Spinners |
| Actress Gardner |
| African desert |
| Airport info: Abbr. |
| April, May and June, e.g. |
| Bandleader Shaw |
| Bucharest's home: Abbr. |
| Centers of steering wheels |
| Cincinnati team |
| Conger, for one |
| Contrite ones |
| Defer (to) |
| Ensued |
| Film unit |
| Fly into the wild blue yonder |
| Go down, so to speak |
| Guinness who played Obi-Wan Kenobi |
| Having melody and harmony |
| Having no practical application |
| Hidden from view |
| Insurrectionist |
| Jaffe who wrote 'Five Women' |
| James Brown's genre |
| Join (with) |
| Lab maze runner |
| Less competent |
| Low-___ diet |
| Masonry tool |
| Michael ___, Cochise player in 1950s TV |
| Mother of Don Juan |
| Mount on which Noah landed |
| Multipurpose |
| Mutual of ___ (insurance giant) |
| N.Y.C.'s Madison ___ |
| ___ de France |
| ___ Gay (W.W. II bomber) |
| ___ Grande |
| ___ pro nobis (pray for us: Lat.) |
| ___-ski |
| Office note |
| Old Olds |
| Online pub. |
| Opposite SSW |
| Oral history |
| Political cartoonist Thomas |
| Proceed effortlessly |
| Related to an arm bone |
| Religious doctrine |
| Respect that one deserves, in slang |
| Rings, as a church bell |
| Russia/China border river |
| Sacred song |
| Santa ___ (hot winds) |
| Scam |
| Scouting group |
| Sector |
| See 11-Across |
| Shoves (in) |
| Song sung around Christmas |
| Soon, poetically |
| Steak variety |
| Stir (up) |
| Subj. that includes monetary policy |
| Suffix with north or south |
| Teachers' grp. |
| Tender spots |
| Texas city just north of Dallas |
| The Titanic's was Southampton |
| Through with |
| Tire irons loosen them |
| Wild-eyed and crazy |
| Winter 'no school' times |
| With 66-Across, where this puzzle's circled things can all be found |
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