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New York Times crossword of September 2nd, 2005 other clues
'Bwana Devil' was the first one
'Coriolanus' setting
'It's all ___' ('I can't remember')
'___ goes'
1993 A.L. batting champ John
Adored
Announcement at the table
Ape
Approached rapidly
Architects' work
Au contraire
Author Rand
Bag holder
Ballpark figs.
Bygone haircut
Catalog
Causes of some domestic disturbances
Charge
Chrysler Building architect William Van ___
College figure
Come into one's own
Cornerstone word
Cousin of a chickadee
Daughter of Hyperion
Easily-used people
Exposure
Fake
Fine, in slapstick
Firewood measures
Frank Sinatra's 'Meet Me at the ___'
French royal called 'Le Bon,' and others
Fritz of the Chicago Symphony
Gallery sign
Happy-go-lucky
Installed
It comes in many vols.
It may lead to cooler heads
Jai ___
Kind of TV
Look
Loses one's cool
More likely to please
More, musically
Near-slave worker
Newport rival
Old armory stock
Pardner's mount
Period of greatest success
Price abbr.
Realizes
Shipping charges?
Site of a pitchers' lineup?
Sober
Start of a Mozart title
Stupid creep, slangily
Substantially (in)
Suffix with social
Tamiroff of 'For Whom the Bell Tolls'
Temple part
Tennessee River tributary
They may be turnoffs: Abbr.
Trader Vic invention
Unbreathable part of an atmosphere
Unrestrained parties
Unstable lepton
Wool source
Year the National University of Mexico was founded

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