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| New York Times crossword of September 2nd, 2012 other clues |
| 'Bill & ___ Excellent Adventure' |
| 'God willing' |
| 'Hang on ___' |
| 'Iliad' character |
| 'It's not much of a tail, but I'm sort of attached to it' speaker |
| 'Kiss of the Dragon' star |
| 'Laugher' |
| 'Likewise' |
| 'Now I see' |
| 'Revolutionary Road' novelist Richard |
| 'Small Craft on a Milk Sea' musician |
| 'The Addams Family' matriarch |
| 'The Metaphysics of Morals' author |
| 1930s world chess champion Max |
| 1974 hit with a Spanish title |
| 1979 #1 hit for Robert John |
| 1986 U.S.S.R. launch |
| 2004 Best Actor winner for 'Ray' |
| 2012, por ejemplo |
| Ad Council output, for short |
| African danger |
| Ambience factor |
| Anchor's place |
| Announcement early in an inning, maybe |
| Applied, as paint |
| At birth |
| Attack |
| Authority |
| Ball girl |
| Bargain hunters' destinations |
| Basketball highlight, slangily |
| Begin a game of 'She loves me, she loves me not ...'? |
| Blissful |
| Book before Nehemiah |
| Book of legends |
| Booker Prize winner Arundhati ___ |
| Burrito topper |
| Cheerios |
| Chihuahua that eats only the best dog food? |
| Child's room, often |
| Cochran who defended O. J |
| Come (to) |
| Comedian who was the only man on Maxim's 2012 Hot 100 list of most beautiful women |
| Cracked a bit |
| Diploma word |
| Doo-wop syllable |
| Drop a hip-hop star from the festival lineup? |
| Essen article |
| Events for those who know the ropes? |
| Everest? |
| Fancy hotel features |
| Fey of '30 Rock' |
| First name in cosmetics |
| First-class piece of infant's wear? |
| Flabbergast |
| Foofaraw |
| Fool |
| Fool |
| Form of Spanish 'to be' |
| Gave a leg up |
| Gooey treats |
| Group that regularly plays a classic dice game? |
| He said 'My reputation, Iago, my reputation!' |
| Honolulu's ___ Palace |
| House work? |
| Ian Fleming's alma mater |
| Informative |
| It may have a blinking light |
| It started around 1100 B.C |
| Lake at one end of the Welland Canal |
| Lets a ground ball go through one's legs, say |
| Like many a forgetful actor |
| Like some garages |
| Like some kisses |
| Losers |
| Losing tic-tac-toe line |
| Mark |
| Mexican salamander |
| Midwest native |
| Moore who wrote 'Watchmen' |
| Multitude |
| Musical note part |
| National park through which the Virgin River runs |
| Nietzsche's 'never' |
| Northern force |
| Not cheating on |
| Opposite of rises |
| Orch. section |
| Palindromic auto model |
| Part of w.p.m.: Abbr |
| Pathfinders, e.g |
| Patriots' group |
| Pentathlete, at times |
| Period of George W. Bush's presidency |
| Photo blowup: Abbr |
| Plucks |
| Poetic praise |
| Position of authority |
| Powers player |
| Prefix with sexual |
| Promiscuous woman of the Far East? |
| Pulitzer-winning James |
| Register |
| Related |
| Rhododendron relatives |
| Rhythm band instrument |
| Rinse and dry |
| Rock and roll, e.g |
| Salad bar bowlful |
| Salon treatment, informally |
| Scapegoat's onus |
| Scene-ending film technique |
| Scepter go-with |
| Shower items, maybe |
| Sir Galahad, e.g |
| Soda bottle meas |
| Spear |
| Spray alternative |
| Sprint's business |
| Start of a tournament ... or the end of a match? |
| Suffix with legal |
| Taj ___ |
| Tank top? |
| They might make your mouth water |
| Ticked (off) |
| Torque symbols |
| Town squares? |
| Two-day trips, sometimes |
| Unveil, in poems |
| Verb for thou |
| Wax cylinder |
| What Jennifer Grey does in 'Dirty Dancing'? |
| Where busybodies live? |
| Word often shortened to one letter in text messages |
| ___ Aviv |
| ___ Day |
| ___-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 |
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