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N O T E P A D
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| New York Times crossword of September 17th, 2016 other clues |
| 'Lemme be straight with you ...' |
| 'Whew!,' upon arriving home |
| 5 1/2-point type |
| Alternative to a snap |
| Angst-ridden and moody |
| Asia's ___ Darya River |
| Bitter ___ |
| Book before Philemon |
| Branch extension |
| Break down, maybe |
| Bulldog rival |
| Card |
| Catch in a net |
| Christ's end? |
| Claim |
| Clichéd gift for a prisoner |
| Counter orders? |
| Country that's home to Dracula's Castle |
| Court psychologist's ruling |
| Cry before rage-quitting |
| Currency of Peru |
| Curry of the N.B.A |
| Deplete |
| Dish that often includes anchovies |
| Educational foundations |
| Exclamation sometimes said with a hand over the mouth |
| Falcons, on scoreboards |
| First name in fantasy fiction |
| For instance |
| For the ages |
| Get misty |
| Good-for-nothing |
| King James, e.g |
| Lend |
| Letterhead abbr |
| McCarthy in Hollywood |
| N.F.C. South pro |
| One day's drive, maybe |
| One exposed by a flip-flop |
| One in la-la land |
| One who works a lot? |
| Payola payoff |
| Place to do some shots? |
| Plaster of paris, essentially |
| Pupil |
| Round end, of a sort |
| San Diego suburb known as the 'Jewel of the Hills' |
| Snack brand first produced at Disneyland in the 1960s |
| Some kitchen utensils |
| Spelling with lines |
| Spot for autograph seekers |
| Square |
| Staple of Victorian architecture |
| Stephen who was nominated for a 1992 Best Actor Oscar |
| Street ___ |
| Structural support |
| Subject for une chanteuse |
| Summer coolers |
| Summer coolers |
| Terse admission |
| They're graded in geology class |
| They're often said to be sitting or moving |
| Tickets, in slang |
| Title sometimes shortened by removing its middle letter |
| Top |
| Website for people interested in 'cultivating' a relationship? |
| When repeated, singer of the 1987 #1 hit 'Head to Toe' |
| Where Arthur Ashe played college tennis |
| Wing it? |
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