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Writer in cipher, maybe crossword clue
S P Y
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| New York Times crossword of September 8th, 2011 other clues |
| A flower is pretty when it's in this |
| Able to be drawn out |
| Actress Anderson |
| Amount ignored in weighing |
| Archer's wife in 'The Maltese Falcon' |
| Author of the 1968 work named in the circled letters (reading clockwise) |
| Bunny fancier |
| Cartoon 'Yuck!' |
| Castle part |
| Cinéma ___ |
| Cup ___ (hot drink, informally) |
| Detectives look for them, briefly |
| Double-cross, e.g |
| Elite |
| Emulate Don Corleone |
| Georgia was one once: Abbr |
| Hauled (off) |
| He played Joe Palooka in the 1934 film 'Palooka' |
| High ___ |
| Hot chocolate time, maybe |
| Italian scientist who lent his name to a number |
| Itch |
| Language from which 'spunk' is derived |
| Last word in a showman's spiel |
| Leader of the 35-Across |
| Let out, e.g |
| Like Hindi or Urdu |
| Like Jesus |
| Like ruckuses or roadster roofs |
| Like some poker betting |
| Like summer school classes, often |
| Like the trades |
| Loners |
| MacFarlane who created TV's 'Family Guy' |
| 'Leave ___ that!' |
| 'Episode VI' returnee |
| 'Horrors!' |
| 'I played already' |
| 'No way!' |
| 'The Color Purple' protagonist |
| 1950s political inits |
| 1950s-'60s political inits |
| 'Ciao!' |
| Make more presentable, as a letter |
| Man of tomorrow |
| Meeting places |
| More quickly? |
| More twisted |
| National park whose name means 'the high one' |
| Neon sign, e.g |
| Nevada county containing Yucca Mountain |
| Noted gang leader |
| Org. with the ad slogan 'It's not science fiction. It's what we do every day' |
| Perfume, in a way |
| Press agent? |
| Recommendation letter, maybe |
| Related on the mother's side |
| Seconds |
| Secretaries used to make them |
| Slowing down, in music: Abbr |
| Some bagel toppers |
| Something new |
| Source of the saying 'The gods help them that help themselves' |
| Steno's stat |
| Subject of the 1968 work |
| Swabbie |
| Valued |
| Will words |
| Willing to consider |
| Workable if awkward solution to a computer problem |
| ___-ray |
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