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| New York Times crossword of September 26th, 2012 other clues |
| 'And that's ___!' |
| 'Family Matters' role |
| 'Here we go again!' |
| 'I swear!' |
| 'Very funny' cable channel |
| 'Lord, is ___?': Matthew 26:22 |
| 'Would you like to see ___?' |
| Abbr. after a phone no |
| Adhering to Strunk and White's advice 'Omit needless words' |
| Alumni grouping |
| Bangkok native |
| Bares fruit? |
| Beginning |
| Circulation blocker |
| Country mentioned in Sinatra's 'Come Fly With Me' |
| Curiosity's launcher |
| Custodian's tool |
| Dandy |
| Deleted |
| Feel bad |
| Flick not shown on network TV |
| G.I. rank |
| Glandular prefix |
| Greek walkways |
| Greenhouse square |
| Online honcho |
| Pigskin stitching |
| Peace, to Pliny |
| Pete Fountain played it |
| Grovels |
| In hock |
| It might keep you up at night |
| John Lennon, e.g |
| Knolls |
| Lions' foes |
| Los Angeles district |
| Lunkhead |
| Manet or Monet |
| Mardi ___ |
| Middle manager? |
| Miller product |
| Mineo of film |
| Mojito garnishes |
| Morgantown's locale: Abbr |
| Omertà organization |
| One of two on a short date? |
| One saying 23-/44-Across |
| Pond denizen |
| Pool side |
| Probably not Mr. Right |
| Prod |
| Put on |
| Rain delay sight |
| Request to a butcher |
| Rips off, in a way |
| Scored in the 80s |
| See 23-Across |
| See 35-Across |
| Short blasts |
| Shortish race, for short |
| Silver, in the Sierra Madres |
| Some are square |
| Some mirages |
| Sun Devil Stadium's sch |
| The 'A' in IPA |
| They appear at one-yard intervals |
| Tire spec abbr |
| To a huge extent |
| Vardalos of 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding' |
| Verb after 'das' |
| Vile |
| With 37-Across, events described by 23-/44-Across |
| With 44-Across, common broadcasting phrase related to this puzzle's outer circled letters |
| Work, as a bar |
| Works inspired by Calliope, e.g |
| X-ray unit |
| Yank |
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