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| New York Times crossword of September 13th, 2008 other clues |
| 'The Great Escape' setting |
| 'The Last of the Mohicans' girl |
| 'You're doing it all wrong!' |
| '___ happens ...' |
| '___ was!' (German exclamation) |
| 10-time Gold Glove winner of the 1990s and 2000s |
| 48-Across starter |
| @ follower, sometimes |
| Advance |
| An inset might depict one |
| Author born Howard Allen O'Brien |
| Balzac's '___ Bette' |
| Bathtub sound |
| Port containers |
| Resting place |
| Result of a long exposure, often |
| Rhapsody, e.g. |
| Ride, maybe |
| Ship with a memorial in New York City's Central Park |
| Singer famous for her wide vocal range |
| Staff lines? |
| Stop daydreaming |
| Studio part |
| Subject of some amateur videos |
| Suggest |
| Symbol of blackness |
| Symptom for a car mechanic |
| The late Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, familiarly |
| Trailer |
| Treasure |
| Trivial Pursuit goal |
| Trunk item |
| Try hard to win |
| Went belly up |
| World Wind developer |
| Wroclaw's river |
| You shouldn't go through with it |
| ___ Arcs, French ski resort |
| Beginning of time? |
| Biologists' study |
| Candy brand |
| Cat calls |
| Chicago-based magazine with one-million-plus circulation |
| Cooler |
| Cowboys' home, informally |
| Crams, maybe |
| Cuffs |
| East or West area |
| Electrum and others |
| Elflike |
| Fidgetiness |
| Film in which Olga Kurylenko plays the Bond girl |
| Frankie of 'Malcolm in the Middle' |
| Genre of rock's Fall Out Boy |
| Girl's name that sounds like two letters of the French alphabet |
| Iago, for one |
| Italian writer Pavese |
| Jazz great seen in the 1967 film 'Hotel' |
| Journalist Joseph |
| Key of Beethoven's 'Für Elise' |
| Lake ___, home of the Bass Islands |
| Little music maker |
| Little show-off's cry |
| Long Island's ___ Hill National Historic Site |
| Loosen, as a bra |
| Main route? |
| Pal |
| Peanut butter quantity |
| Person of great interest? |
| Place to buy a smoothie |
| Plays for a fool |
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