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New York Times crossword of September 15th, 2004 other clues
'Circular file'
'Get a grip!'
'Ruthless People' star
'Odyssey' morsels
'The Omega Man' star, 1971
60's trip cause
A pronoun has one
African antelope
Aggressive sort
Alley ___
Astronomical discovery of 1930
Battle cry
Big poker player's wager
Bit of cunning
Box lightly
Browses, today
Bud
Came down
Chest item
City south of Moscow
Clinch
Cohort of Curly
Date with an M.D.
Donation-soliciting grps.
Electric ___
Engage in woolgathering?
Famous rhymer of Bronx with 'thonx'
Farm layer
Former Connecticut governor Ella
Former U.S. mil. acronym
Hazardous for driving, maybe
It may become hoarfrost
J.F.K. postings
Knock senseless
Lee's org.
Like Playboy cartoons
Little ones
Maureen Dowd piece
Mid first-century year
Wishy-washy
Year-end temp
Military surprise
Namely
Narcissist's love
New arrival, of sorts
No longer in effect
Noncombat area, for short
Old TV problem
One above a specialist: Abbr.
Perry of fashion
Plane measure
Poker player's calculation
Potato chip, to a Brit
Properly
Rover's warning
Serta rival
Shatner sci-fi drug
Somber song
Sought a seat
Sp. lady
Start of a deluge
Straw source
Taking a bath
Taking after
Teutonic surname starter
Texas border city
The haves have it
Tilter's mount
Tony winner Swoosie
Up-to-the-minute news
Use acid
Was sociable, in a way
Wheelchair-accessible
Where the action is
Willy Wonka's creator

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