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Bygone channel that launched with the two-hour pilot of "Star Trek: Voyager" crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of September 22nd, 2024 other clues
Lightning-fast hedgehog of video games
"Yo!," on the down-low
Some online pings, in brief
The White House grounds have 18 of them
Rap group inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Bulgarian or Bosnian
Electronica pioneer Brian
Brainy bunch
Receptacle for soaking before a pedicure
"This is the worst!"
Became stuck
"Bad luck, I guess … It was my turn, that's all. I was in the path of the ___" (quote from 18-Down)
Basis for a feud
Lane for carpoolers
Declines to
Rudder found in nature
Six-foot-tall Aussie sprinter
Grows dimmer
"Are you ___ drive?"
Certain online video snippet
Downwind, to seafarers
"Breaking Bad" channel
Fastener that's one letter ahead of "U-bolt" in the dictionary
Org. with the Artemis program
Office building unit: Abbr.
What a police escort may offer
Classic cover-ups for spies
What "washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life," per Picasso
Fumble or bumble
Houdini's signature feat … or a hint to the circled squares in this puzzle
Card game with a Power Grab edition
"Good joke!"
Erase from one's memory, in slang
Target audience for "Peppa Pig"
Decks with cards numbered I through XXI
Apelike
Curriculum ___
Take inventory?
Prefix with -lithic
Make sense
Ingredient in a niçoise salad
Conditional coding word
"Hey, I'm walkin' here!"
Harbor helper
It might get booted
Main blvd. through N.Y.C.'s Chinatown
Treated unfairly, informally
The swans in "The Twelve Days of Christmas," e.g.
In the area
Some makeshift fans
"Already?!"
Ostentatiously stylish
Early Christian meals of love and fellowship
Unwrapped with gusto
Accelerated
Shot makers, for short
Top of a titmouse
H on a frat house
Shoveled stuff
Unwelcome obligation
Like cashmere
Imagine, casually
Prefix with -lithic
16-time gig for Steve Martin
Portrayer of 18-Down
"Cup ___ cone?"
Terse admonishment
Lead role in 3-Down/6-Down
They're measured in beats per minute
Famed Ford flop
Honorific from Sanskrit
Date on a debit card: Abbr.
Pollution-regulating org.
Data sought in phishing attempts, in brief
Resort town in Alberta's Rockies
Kicks back
"The Heart of Georgia"
___ Corner, section of Westminster Abbey
One getting into some hot water?
"What was I thinking!?"
Cry from a treehouse
Fall accessory?
4x100 relay, for one
Home monitors
Org. with Student Success Grants
___ América (quadrennial soccer championship)
Juice drinks
To-do
Wrinkle-free, say
Yeti's commercial rival
Doesn't rule out, as a possibility
"Ain't gonna happen!"
Thus far
Overplay
Red side, in brief
Real no-brainer?
Indecency
Irish novelist O'Brien
Colorful ingredients in some cookie recipes
Female in the forest
Coding pioneer Lovelace
Expressed
"Like that matters to me!"
Be bad, like really bad
Texter's alternative to an eye roll emoji
Genre for Fall Out Boy
Stage a jailbreak à la 18-Down
Kin of a zin
Turned on an axis
Held together in a makeshift way
Annual May race, familiarly
U.S. currency: Abbr.
Olympians on stunt bikes, informally
Wraps
Sizable challenge for a mover
Part of H.M.S.
Make a break for it
To sweeten the deal
Ways off
Yearn (for)
Swain
Parts of N.F.L. highlight reels, for short
Reef lurker
This really blows!
Airport monitor, for short
Word with body or blood
Razz
Negative influence on others, metaphorically
Pennzoil competitor
Exceeds 21, in blackjack
Trash
Poise under pressure
With 6-Down, prison drama released on September 23, 1994
Hacks with an ax
Ahead of, in poetry
See 3-Down
Instrument strummed in the Train song "Hey, Soul Sister"
Popular gala venue, with "the"
Sneaky ___ (sly dogs)
Glasses, informally

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