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Wall Street Journal crossword of September 11th, 2015 other clues
'Brook Green Suite' composer
'I don't give ___!'
'Veep' carrier
'___ deal!'
2005 Malcolm Gladwell book
401(k) alternative
A billion years
Akihito's title: Abbr
Anticipating a decline
Apiece, in scores
Archaic verb ending
Australian trotters
Balance sheet listing
Band booking
Be indiscreet
Before. poetically
Billionaire Broad
Boldly innovative
Bookstore feature, often
Bourne's portrayer in three films
Boxer Khan
Breakdown at the adobe factory?
Brought in
Bus. sch. course
Cal. column
Campfire treat
Cantina wrap
Car featured on a 2006 Time cover
Cause to jump
Chiding sound
Choreographer Alvin
Compelling
Confucian path
Connect anew
Copy illegally
Corp. honcho
Craftsman tools vendor
Crewman on the Jolly Roger
Crush, say
Days' starts
Dennings of '2 Broke Girls'
Detection devices
Development period, perhaps
Dior dress
Diplomatic
Disney collectible
Dragonfly's resting spot
Dress
Dumbstruck reaction
Easter lead-in
Egotist's offense
Excel command
Face
Famed Chicago livestock owner
Festival for which hamantaschen are baked
Fills one's lungs
Film fans
Fire
First place
First word of 'Scarborough Fair'
Franklin's 1936 opponent
Friend of Buffy and Willow
Furious
Geriatrics focus
Gift for a malihini
Giving up
Hang loosely
Hangs out
Headline
Herbert Hoover or Mamie Eisenhower
High regard
Highway engineer's task?
Hill of the weekend edition of 'Today'
Hires
Holders of power
Homme avec les enfants
Indivisible units
Inland channel
Jane Rochester's maiden name
Know-it-all
Looks after
Making a store sale feel really cheap?
Market corrections
Market figure
McConnell of the Senate
Memorable mission
Middle Earth?
Missing from one's post
Mobilizing events
Most Nick at Nite programming
Mother of Galahad
Much of the WSJ's first section
Never-ending punishment for a bad executive?
Novel ideas
Obeys a paint instruction
Of questionable character
Old oath
One might be dressed for dinner
One who determines the features of the next iPhone?
Paris's ___ la Cite
Part of a work-up
Placed, as a bet
Poetry competition
Potheads
Prime minister between Barak and Olmert
Proof of fallibility
Proponent of absolute idealism
Resonant disk
Rogers Arena player
Routing mishaps for FedEx?
Sat through again
Sean of the Cowboys
See 79-Across
Sissy's Oscar-winning role
Sister of Venus
Sites for sweaters
Slugger Williams
Sought a seat
Standing
Stock dividend
Superficially attractive
Sweater letter
Tapers off
Tequila's kin
The mane, say?
They played their last game against the Warriors in April 2008
Thing
Transistor's forerunner
Trim
Unpromising target for a charity drive
Wee amount
With 34-Down, 1975 Stephen King novel
Worked on a sentence?

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