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| New York Times crossword of September 11th, 2005 other clues |
| 'À ___ santé!' |
| 'Almost Famous' director, 2000 |
| 'Apocalypse Now' locale |
| 'Goodness Had Nothing to Do With It' autobiographer |
| 'In dreams begin responsibility' writer |
| 'Roman Holiday' princess |
| 'Stop that!' |
| 'Twin Peaks' victim ___ Palmer |
| 'Two Women' star |
| '___ Enchanted' (Newbery-winning book made into a 2004 film) |
| 1967 music festival site |
| Ab ___ (from the beginning) |
| Air or field starter |
| Ancient Mexican |
| Another name for retinol |
| Antediluvian |
| Anticlimax |
| Arlene of 'Here Come the Girls' |
| Art movement prefix |
| Artemis, to Apollo |
| At some point |
| Baseball's Felipe |
| Be up |
| Berkeley university nickname |
| Bivouacked |
| Borrower |
| By agreed order |
| Calculator part |
| Cell phone brand |
| Certifiable |
| Clog remover |
| Coffeehouse crockery |
| Comerica Park team |
| Commuter carriers |
| Confirms |
| Consequently |
| Correctional worker? |
| Crave |
| Dada pioneer |
| Debate club fodder |
| Deep-six |
| Diplomatic successes |
| Disaster coverage? |
| Dog in Francis Barraud's painting 'His Master's Voice' |
| Drank some coffee, say, with 'up' |
| Educator Montessori |
| Enter all at once |
| Everyman |
| Firefighters hold them outside windows |
| Fix a track |
| Football's Dawson |
| Galley's many |
| German-speaking Swiss canton |
| Giant at Cooperstown |
| Go well together |
| Good to have around |
| Goodie to be divided |
| Greases |
| Guessed wrong |
| Gunpowder ingredient |
| High spirits |
| Hose |
| Ignoramus |
| Intro deliverers |
| Knit up again |
| La Belle Époque ender: Abbr. |
| Language once known as Cape Dutch |
| Lay concern? |
| Ligurian Sea feeder |
| Like Mayan pyramids |
| Long arm |
| Lord's Prayer starter |
| Many a computer icon |
| Marvin Gaye's '___ That Peculiar' |
| Mgr.'s holding |
| More nervous |
| Much-used engine |
| Musical wingding |
| No longer reliant on mother |
| No longer with us |
| Nose-puckering, in a way |
| Not all there |
| Old Ford |
| Org. headquartered on Constitution Ave. |
| Overly glib |
| Pained reaction |
| Percentage of a legal settlement |
| Photomap overlay |
| Pick up |
| Plant chewed in Arabia |
| Practicing grp. |
| Preside over |
| Pulmotor's purpose |
| Sandwich's title? |
| Scott of 'Happy Days' |
| See 37A |
| See 37A |
| See 37A |
| See 62D |
| See 68A |
| See 92A |
| See 92A |
| Semicircular shape |
| Serviceability |
| Show unseemly curiosity |
| Sleepwear |
| Smelter input |
| Some Ivy Leaguers |
| Some Ouija answers |
| Somewhat, slangily |
| Souvlaki meat |
| Speedometer reading: Abbr. |
| Sport ___ |
| Spring from a bed |
| Stephen of 'FearDotCom' |
| Student's stat. |
| The World Factbook publisher: Abbr. |
| Tropical wreath |
| Troubled |
| Turn to a new setting |
| Unhuman |
| Unlikely Scottish sight |
| Unser and son |
| Where it's at |
| Where many barrels are seen |
| While away |
| Window flankers |
| With 27D, what these answers show |
| With 59A, 18D and 18A, what these answers show |
| With 61A, what these answers show |
| With 69A and 69D, what these answers show |
| Within walking distance |
| Yossarian's tentmate, in 'Catch-22' |
| Young 'un in the Hundred Acre Wood |
| [Bad call!] |
| ___ function |
| ___-X |
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