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| New York Times crossword of September 30th, 2018 other clues |
| Clean a spill |
| 'Mamma Mia!' song that begins 'Where are those happy days?' |
| Command at a surprise party |
| 'C'mon, we'll be fine' |
| Command to a dog |
| 'Skylarking' band |
| Common download |
| 'So long' |
| Western gas brand |
| Concerning a pelvic bone |
| 'Who's on First?' left fielder |
| Criticize snidely |
| 'Wicked Game' vocalist Chris |
| 'Yes, quite' |
| Cut |
| Daughter of Anakin and Padmé |
| 100 centavos |
| Dead-end job, e.g |
| 16-ounce beers, slangily |
| 1980s cartoon robot |
| 1991 Disney heroine |
| 2011 N.B.A. champs, for short |
| Accra-to-Khartoum dir |
| Admiring words |
| Air supply |
| Allow to |
| Antagonist |
| Any of the four people disturbed in this puzzle |
| Up |
| Approaches |
| Back cover? |
| Backyard get-together, briefly |
| Bahrain bigwigs |
| Basis for a raise |
| Beating by a hole, in match play |
| Website feature resembling an odometer |
| Bit of salon detritus |
| British royal |
| Builder of Israel's first temple |
| Buildup during vacation |
| ___-de-sac |
| Bunkum |
| Wild ___ |
| Canoodles, in Britain |
| Cat-meets-dog sound |
| Certain Far Eastern fruits |
| Chaac, to Mayans |
| Churn |
| He might provide assistance after a crash |
| Heist target |
| Parent |
| Paroxysm |
| Home of the ancient Temple of Artemis |
| Parts of Mr. Clean and Lex Luthor costumes |
| Home to the 72,000-foot volcano Olympus Mons |
| Persians, e.g |
| Where Karl Benz debuted the world's first auto |
| Hooch |
| In a footnote |
| Places |
| Popular fruit drink |
| Debunk? |
| Islamic sovereign |
| Discharged matter |
| Popular game with 162 cards |
| It's often served on toasted white bread, for short |
| Doctor's orders, often |
| Qualifiers |
| Item lain upon four times in this puzzle |
| Documentarian Burns who's the brother of Ken |
| Right angle |
| J'adore perfumer |
| Rock star known for his 360-degree drum set |
| Jazz's McCann |
| Domain |
| Setting of Hercules' first labor |
| Ear piece? |
| Jesus, for one |
| Shakespeare title starter |
| Electrical systems |
| Jets can be found in one |
| Simba's father in a Disney musical |
| Environmental advocacy group |
| Kind of court |
| Sixth of 24 |
| Epithet for Leona Helmsley |
| Leather-clad TV warrior |
| Watch chain |
| Start of the line that includes 'wherefore art thou' |
| Equal chance |
| Leave suddenly |
| Suffix with lime |
| Establish a mood |
| Like many Rolex watches sold on the street |
| Up on things |
| Feature of a probability distribution where extreme events are more likely |
| Like merlot and zinfandel, typically |
| Sunbeam |
| Fictional creature whose name is Old English for 'giant' |
| Fishing tool |
| Live |
| Tease |
| Test that's done in ink |
| Fishing tool |
| Lofty |
| Tide detergent capsules |
| Fishing tool |
| Lovey |
| Makeup of many a veggie dog |
| Tippled |
| Flap |
| Took the trophy |
| Flavoring in the Mideast drink arak |
| Mary-Kate, to Ashley |
| French article |
| Mate of a colorful bird |
| Top |
| Future plan for many an econ major |
| Moisturizer ingredient |
| Troubles |
| Gave drugs |
| N.L. Central player |
| Georgia, in the art world |
| New Left org |
| Unsavory connections |
| Government aid |
| Nissan Leaf, e.g |
| Government study, informally |
| Nobelist Wiesel |
| Grammy winner Meghan |
| Not farmed out |
| Grandiose |
| Not on terra firma, say |
| Grp. with a saving plan? |
| Has a vacation day |
| Outlaw |
| Hawaiian island |
| Overly |
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