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New York Times crossword of September 1st, 2009 other clues
'10 ___ or less' (checkout sign)
'Careful, now!'
'Guarding ___' (1994 MacLaine movie)
'M*A*S*H' staffers: Abbr.
'You ___ be there'
'___ to please!'
'___ Was a Lady' (Ethel Merman tune)
49-Down war god
Accompaniers of carrots in a Birds Eye package
Aids for the stumped
Baseball cap part
Belgrade natives
Bell-ringing cosmetics company
Big Apple sch.
Business presentation aid
Cart-pulling beasts
Day before a big event
Director's 'Stop!'
Early software version
El ___, Tex.
Epitome of simplicity
Equips for war
Fight ender, for short
First, second, third or home
Flip, as a coin
Food package datum
Forming clumps, like drying mud
Garr or Polo
Geologic time
Giant in pasta sauce
Give off, as charm
Greets informally
Gross, in kidspeak
Haw's partner
Hot car's destination
How 18-, 24-, 47- and 56-Across may be defined
In-your-face
It may be worse than a bite
Land SW of Uru.
Like Odin or 9-Down
Moody's rates them
Musical work that's often not in English
Needed a massage, maybe
Noodges
Oceanic in scope
Old woman's home, in a nursery rhyme
Pink elephant sighter
Plant expert's field
Precursor of reggae
Pretentious and showy
Rambo type
Responds to a morning alarm
Rice who wrote of vampires
Running account at a bar
Rush week venue, for short
See 37-Across
See 37-Across
See 37-Across
See 37-Across
Some football linemen: Abbr.
Sows' mates
Spring sound
Sprinter's assignment
Start the pot
Sunni and Shia, for two
Tae ___ do
Theater area
Tops of many Halloween getups
Tuna at a sushi bar
TV host with a book club
Uncooked
Utah, Omaha and others, on D-Day
Winter hrs. in New Orleans
Woody Allen's trademark emotion
Workbench gripper

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