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Putting all the poker chips in the pot, maybe crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of September 2nd, 2007 other clues
'And ___!'
'Charlotte's Web' initials
'Don't sweat it'
'Elephant Boy' boy
'Frasier' role
'Funny Face' director Stanley
'I don't think so'
'In ___' (#1 Nirvana album)
'Just because'
'My dear fellow'
'Take Me ___ Am'
'___ bite'
'___ Doone'
'___ has no age': Picasso
63-Across device
Alien craft
Attack
Backing
Bad news
Be down
Be frugal
Became fully evident
Believer's goal
Best
Big job for a barber
Birds as big as people
Bloom of Paris
Blowup: Abbr.
Bottom-of-letter abbr.
Bowl
Buried treasure
Camper, e.g.
Candied vegetable
Canon alternative
Car introduced in 1905
Certain NCO
Champagne grape
Chopper part
City light
City served by Indira Gandhi International Airport
Climax
Composer Prokofiev
Copycat
Cross letters
Cross swords (with)
Crowds, it is said
Crumb catchers, often
Deborah's 'The King and I' co-star
Deli order
Did away with
Disney movie with a hacker hero
Doesn't just bad-mouth
Essen exclamation
Expose
Former White House press secretary Fleischer
Get out
Go one way, then the other
Goes downhill
Grant grp.
Grimm Brothers story about a sorry leader, with 'The'?
Hardly glowing reviews
He was chased by the Cowardly Lion
Heart of a bus. district
High-end watches
Hunk
Hunter of literature
In something together
Is out
Japanese band
Japanese theater
Joyce Carol Oates novel
Kenmore alternatives
Kind of boost
Kit ___ Club
Leandro's love
Least complaint
Line just above the total
Little League issue
Love child?
Marlo Thomas storybook for liberated vampires?
Medal-worthy
Mexican Indians
Mexican state east of Veracruz
Miracle-___
Money maker
Necrophobiac's fear
No. on a business card
Obstinate
Old lab burners
Old presidential inits.
One on the fast track?
One way to live transsexually
One way to think
One whose work may suit you
One-kind connector
Oriole Ripken
Owner of a stud farm
Paraffin-wrapped cheese
Peevish
Petty peeve
Piddling
Places to drop a line
Prepare to frame again, maybe
Quentin Tarantino paperback about a minister's stories?
Randy Shilts exposé of an outlaw musician?
Rat race
Red-___ sapsucker
Rescue squad V.I.P.
Rye malady
Saucy dance
Second ___
Shakespearean play about a monarch who writes bad checks?
Siamang, for one
Social type
Some unwritten rules
Some war plans
Speak out
Squeezed at the ends, as leaves
State where Geo. W. Bush was born
Stationery name
Study in multiplication and division?
Susan Howatch novel about protesting clergy?
Symbol of Minerva
Table spread
This second
Transiently brilliant
Triangular kerchief
Undermine
Union words
United places
W-2 info: Abbr.
Warning signal, once
Where 84-Down is: Abbr.
Where London is: Abbr.
Win in a children's game
Wreck
Years ___
___ Ghraib, Iraqi prison
___ quandary

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