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New York Times crossword of September 28th, 2008 other clues
Gyro meat
Hair stuff
Hops kiln
Hydroelectric org.
Invitation information specification
Jolly laugh
JPEG or text
Kind of dialysis
Kind of difference, oxymoronically
Lauds
Legal eagles' org.
Legislative assemblies
Level
Like some eggs or cloth
Localities
Low tie
Men or women who pinch?
Moistens again
Monitor type, for short
Monopoly game token
Month in a Faulkner title
Mormons, initially
Moth, perhaps?
Mushroom stalks
Nagpur noble
Native American home
Nerd's essence?
Nonkosher sandwiches
Novelist's need
Novice
Off-campus local
Once-in-a-lifetime exchange, maybe
One of Woody's stock at Woodstock
Orbital point
They're attractive, but not necessarily to each other
Thrice, in prescriptions
Transmitter starter?
Trig ratio
Uncouth youth
Unlikely to run
Utah's lily
Vinegar: Prefix
W.W. II gun
Wahine's dance
Waiting at the bank, say
Walked with a purpose
Weeping
When jerks come out?
Whine
Wishes undone
X out
Yak pack
[How dare you!]
___ Center, home of the New Jersey Nets
'Night' author Wiesel
'A Doll's House' wife
'Almighty' title role for Steve Carell
'Land ___!'
'Let's just leave ___ that'
'New Look' designer of 1947
'Others' in a Latin phrase
'Praise the Lord!'
'The Lion King' lioness
'Vigilant ___ to steal cream': Falstaff
A large number
A leveret is a young one
Addams Family cousin
Altercation
Analogy phrase
AOL alternative
Appeal to
Apple pocketfuls
Attach, as a patch
Awl, for one
Bamboozles
Battery part
Beginnings
Big East Conference team, for short
Bridge
Butcher shop purchase
Capital of South Australia
Caustic
Certain celebrant
Charity's urging
City near Milan
City near Tel Aviv
Come up
Crown
Desirable places
Discouraging comment to a cloner?
Dope
Dr. with advice in O magazine
Dress-up costume piece
Eye part
Fabric that really breathes?
Fact finisher
Fall mo.
Fencing swords
Fern germ
French Polynesia constituents
Garage container
Gathering points
Give orders like a drill sergeant
Goad
Greek market of old
Outback buddy
Penseur's thought
Pertaining to hair
Pertinent to the discussion
Photo paper option
Pitcher of a perfect game, 9/9/65
Place to play b-ball
Play about Capote
Poland's Walesa
Prefix with -crat
Radio host/pianist John
Rimes with the 1996 hit 'Blue'
Roast the other side of the marshmallow?
Rusty on the diamond
Salary
Score just before victory, maybe
Second-century year
Shocked
Shooting game
Shooting sport
Some foreign pen pals
Some people or food at parties
Spaghetti ___
Speck
St. Louis's ___ Bridge
Strawberry of note
String around a cake box?
Subjects of many legal battles
Suffix with book
Sun Tzu's 'The Art of ___'
Teri Garr's 'Young Frankenstein' role
Texas county, river or forest that's a girl's first name
The Flintstones' pet
These, to Juan

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