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New York Times crossword of September 20th, 2015 other clues
Museo contents
Nixing phrase on movie night
Nucleus
One getting a tax write-off, maybe
One of the Bushes
Ones going for hikes, for short?
Opposite of a poker face
Otto who worked on the Manhattan Project
Perjured oneself
Pinch
Pioneering Arctic explorer John
Poison compounds produced by snakes
Portrait overlooking Tiananmen Square
Post-boomer group
Post-___
Powerful bloodlines?
Publishing mogul, for short
Pursuer of Capt. Hook
Quality of voices in the distance
Queen of Jordan
Quick shot?
Routine
Sends to oblivion
Shipmate
Shoplift, in slang
Site of a miracle in Daniel 3
Slays, informally
Solo
Some club hires
Something cooks put stock in
South American rodents
Spanish she-bear
Spate
Star of 'Sherlock Jr.' and 'Steamboat Bill Jr.'
Starts of some one-twos
Still
Subject of 'Guerrillero Heroico'
Swillbelly
They pop up in the morning
Three-time Nobel Prize-winning organization
Title character in a Sophocles play
Toughens, as metal
Triage locales, for short
Twirlers
Velázquez's '___ Meninas'
Verizon purchase of 2015
Violinist Leopold
Website necessity
Wes of PBS's 'History Detectives'
West Point inits
Word after in and of
You can learn something by this
Your, in Siena
___ breve
___ bug
___ Christi
23-Across topper
'Been better, been worse'
'Isn't he great!'
'Long ball'
'Out of my way!'
102-Across topper
28-Across topper
40-Across topper
58-Across topper
83-Across topper
95-Across topper
A long-established history
Absorbed
Actor John of 'Full House'
Actress Kravitz of 'Mad Max: Fury Road'
Al Bundy or Phil Dunphy
Ancient hieroglyph
Angström or Celsius
Approached quickly
Arctic jackets
Arctic masses
As a result
Author Jong
Ballpark amts
Baltic native
Barker
Basketry material
Billy Joel's '___ Extremes'
Bit of cowboy gear
Bit of wit
Bo's cousin on 'The Dukes of Hazzard'
Bugs, e.g
Catches a wave
CBS show with a 15-year run ending in 2015
Chits
City about which Gertrude Stein said 'There is no there there'
Co. that originated Dungeons & Dragons
Confuse
Contents of a spreadsheet
Continental carrier
Cool dude
Coors competitor
Darken
Demolish
Desires
Director Kurosawa
Discordant, to some
Drink that's the subject of several rules in the Code of Hammurabi
Eternities
Famed frontierswoman
Fictional archaeologist
Filer's concern
Finish on a canvas?
Gain
Getting down, so to speak
Giving goose bumps, say
Gusto
Hatcher who was a Bond girl
He helped move a piano in 'The Music Box'
Hip-hop name modifier
Indigo plants
Invalidating
Investment instruments, for short
It parallels a radius
Italian pitchman of note
Jack who ran for vice president in 1996
Journalist Flatow
Just
Kerfuffle
Key with four sharps: Abbr
Kramer's first name on 'Seinfeld'
Leader of the Free French
Leeway
Legitimate
Like answers on 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'
Like Mandarin or Cantonese
Like some tel. nos
Like the 13 Colonies: Abbr
Literature Nobelist J. M. Coetzee, by birth
Loan source for a mom-and-pop store: Abbr
Many lines of code
Mashes into a pulp
Modern-day hieroglyph
Mom on 'Family Guy'
More indie, say

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