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| New York Times crossword of September 13th, 2017 other clues |
| French vineyard |
| Aspiring D.A.'s exam |
| Otis's feline pal |
| Title for Gandhi |
| Genetic stuff |
| Paper purchase |
| TV's '___ the Virgin' |
| Golda of Israel |
| Assail |
| Philosopher Immanuel |
| Unconscious |
| Avoid, as work |
| Golden ratio symbol |
| Poet Whitman |
| Very, in slang |
| Blackthorn fruit |
| Good-news-to-bad-news transition |
| Portly plus |
| Vivacity |
| Boating hazard |
| Hairdressers' challenges |
| 'Skyfall' singer, 2012 |
| Prefix with final or formal |
| Volkswagen competitor |
| Book after II Chronicles |
| Hat, informally |
| Pro shop purchases |
| When said three times, blah blah blah |
| Brilliance |
| It provides more loft than a 9-iron |
| Robert Byrd served nearly nine of these in the Senate |
| Wine may leave one |
| Corrida cheers |
| Justice who joined the bench in 2010 |
| See 23-Across |
| Cynical rejoinder |
| Less feral |
| X |
| Dada pioneer |
| Like cat videos, typically |
| 'OMG, my parents are gonna ground me forever!' |
| Shades |
| XXX divided by X |
| *Repeated lyric in 'La Bamba' |
| Ancient region where the style of an architectural column originated |
| Davis of 'Jungle Fever' |
| Listen here! |
| Shares of profits |
| 'The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas' author |
| Zubin formerly of the New York Philharmonic |
| Drink with a Wild Cherry variety |
| Massachusetts' Cape ___ |
| Side dish at a barbecue |
| ___ Plaines, Ill |
| Encourage |
| McDonald's founder Ray |
| *Breakfast, in Burgundy |
| ___ warfare |
| End of a freshman's new email address |
| Name in 'A Christmas Carol' |
| State flower of New Hampshire |
| *With 52-Across, 1787 Mozart composition |
| ___-totsy |
| Sticker component |
| On-screen word in a 'Batman' episode |
| 21,728-pg. work that is constantly updated |
| Fed |
| One throwing shade? |
| The Cha Cha Slide, for one |
| Figurine on many a wedding cake |
| Affordable Care Act option, briefly |
| They're what really count, so it's said ... or a hint to the multilingual answers to the starred clues |
| Org. certifying albums as gold or platinum |
| Fizzy citrus beverage |
| Time it takes for paint to dry, seemingly |
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