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| New York Times crossword of September 23rd, 2021 other clues |
| Electronics company that founded NBC |
| Enterprise voyage |
| Type of socialite officially discontinued in the U.K. in 1958 |
| Hefty rival |
| It's a wrap |
| Have to have |
| Mexican ally |
| Container whose name is pronounced with either a long "a" or an "ah" |
| Flashy car feature? |
| Network supported by "Viewers Like You" |
| New member |
| ___ Miss of the N.C.A.A. |
| Gym figures, for short |
| Lowdown |
| Flight tracker info |
| Alternative to white |
| Peons |
| Casino next to the Venetian in Vegas |
| 2018 sci-fi prequel |
| ___ Enterprise |
| Range on a game box |
| "Are you giving me no choice?" |
| Like Supreme Court hearings, with "en" |
| Shut up |
| For all to see |
| Response to rule-breaking |
| Whole lot |
| Cover some ground? |
| Companion, in Arabic |
| Titular vampire in Anne Rice novels |
| Protein-building acid type |
| Parts of a Spanish omelet |
| Father-in-law of Helen of Troy |
| Proto-smartphones, in brief |
| It may be flipped in anger, with "the" |
| Target with a toss |
| Off-the-wall |
| Something that might come up after a big meal? |
| Get red in the face? |
| Actress Hagen with three Tonys |
| Evian, par exemple |
| Like mortgagors |
| What starts with janeiro, in Rio |
| Part of a bar line |
| Blue Angels, e.g. |
| Failing spectacularly |
| Anderson Cooper, to Gloria Vanderbilt |
| Food item that may be candied |
| Colonies construct them |
| Members of a wartime skywatching corps |
| Frothy order |
| Symbols often accompanying the phrase "Legalize it" |
| Parts of essential oils |
| Seriously fancy |
| Redacts, as sensitive information (suggested by three of this puzzle's answers) |
| Marley of "Marley & Me," for one |
| Feinted on the ice |
| Didn't win or lose |
| Adam and Eve's third child |
| Standard Oil offshoot |
| It's a wrap |
| Gym |
| Burr, famously |
| Insomniacs have them |
| Performance traditionally accompanied by the ipu heke (double gourd drum) |
| Genetic variant |
| Unbending |
| Something that's no good unless it's closed |
| Eye ailments |
| Blubbers |
| A pelican gulper is a type of one |
| Some safe harbors |
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