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| New York Times crossword of September 4th, 2020 other clues |
| ___ class (provider of an aerobic workout) |
| Trucker's tracker |
| Underwear brand |
| Way off |
| First winner of the Nebula Award for Best Novel, 1965 |
| Letters typed with the right ring finger |
| Dance seen in 2-Down |
| Expensive beer chaser? |
| Counts' counterparts |
| Land east of the Eastern Desert |
| Lift |
| 128 oz. |
| About |
| Year, in Portuguese |
| Wedding dress that's often red |
| Many June celebrants |
| DVR manufacturer |
| Sleep inits. |
| Main ingredient in a hurricane cocktail |
| ___TV (WarnerMedia channel) |
| In deep water |
| Drink that may contain aspartame |
| Vanilla-flavored drink |
| Golden ___ (vanilla-flavored snack) |
| Congresswoman who said "I want to be remembered as the only woman who ever voted to give women the right to vote" |
| "I got this!" |
| Meme you've seen a thousand times, maybe |
| "Hold your horses!" |
| They might come in saucers, for short |
| Nobel Prize winner whose name should ring a bell? |
| Notice |
| Adele or Ed Sheeran |
| Athlete in the N.B.A.'s Southwest Div. |
| Largest order of animals on earth, with over 350,000 species |
| Tears |
| Puget Sound predators |
| ___ + Shay, Grammy-winning country duo |
| "Shoot!" |
| What a lock on a bridge can symbolize |
| Easternmost point of the Silk Road |
| Theater section |
| Vacation destination |
| Juul, e.g., informally |
| High-level criminal? |
| Seat of Washoe County |
| Hubbub |
| Nutritious breakfast cereal |
| Lips |
| "Oh What a Circus" musical |
| Less bright |
| Like the families portrayed on "Gilmore Girls" and "Full House" |
| Vacation destination |
| It is avoided while playing it |
| ___ prima (painting technique) |
| Hipsters |
| Rating for "Full House" |
| Movie mall cop |
| She took a seat to take a stand |
| "Ta-da!" |
| Brightest star in Lyra |
| "Shucks!" |
| Noodle |
| Very big |
| Going away |
| A bit crazy |
| Hockey face-off site |
| Hoot and holler |
| Doesn't move another inch |
| In a mean way? |
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