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New York Times crossword of September 3rd, 2006 other clues
'And they went ___ in a Sieve': Edward Lear
'Exodus' hero
'Fanny Hill,' supposedly
'Once in Love With ___'
'The Prince of Tides' co-star
'Um' cousins
'Wait ___!'
'___ go!'
1972 treaty subj.
Abba of Israel
Alternative energy source
Available on the stock exchange
Bagged leaves
Beginnings
Belief in disbelief
Big name in ice cream
Blood sharers
Booby-trapped nudist resort?
Bouquet
Busy
Busybodies
C.S.I. evidence
Cabbage
Calc. prerequisite
Calif. force
Campaign dirty trick
Candy billed as 'The Freshmaker'
Certain 60's protest
Christmas quilters' haze?
City on the Smoky Hill River
Clears for liftoff
Come to one's senses
Community character
Community ctr.
Consummate skill
Contractions
Convalescent sites
Cornmeal creation
Current resisters
Diplomat Harriman
Dots on a map
Drill one more time
Early run?
Eastern European guy who loves both sexes?
Emotional
En route
Expressway
Fidgety
Fifth and Mad.
Follower of Manhattan
Foolish talk
French weapon
Had plenty
Had too much
Halt
Have coming
Heed
Hockey's Tikkanen
Home of the world's second-oldest written constitution, after America's
Horizontal, perhaps
Horned Frogs' sch.
Horrifies
Ill-gotten gains
Individually
Initials for two Belushis
Is acquainted with a quartet of wildebeests?
Italian, e.g.
Key of 'The James Bond Theme'
Kind of pain
Less considered
Like 60% of people
List for St. Peter
Long
Main threat?
Make it big
Manhattan, for one: Abbr.
Mideast capital
Milk source
More than tanned
Mound stats
Needing crackers, say
Nimble
Noble partner
Number cruncher, for short
Oktoberfest serving
Old French coins
Old guy, slangily
Old Olds models
One who's fallen
One-spot
Outskirts of the outskirts
Oval-shaped loaf
Place for a toothpick
Place for strikes or strokes
Poet ___ García Lorca
Poetic contraction
Poetic preposition
Poi source
Pointed
Postgrad field
Prefix with realist
Prudent time to get to the airport
Record producer Brian
Religious sch.
Results of piercing pain?
Robin Williams-esque
Rose raised by a sardonic gardener?
Salon workers, for short?
She was famously married 3/20/69 at the Rock of Gibraltar
Shy person?
Sis, e.g.
Skin ___
Skip it
Sought morays
Soul buddy?
Speller's phrase
Spotted cat
Subject of some gossip
Sulking more
Symbol on the front of some bars
Teeny, slangily
Thwacked but good
Title heroine of a hit 2001 French film
Towers above
Transported a couple of Porta-Potties?
Traveling
Trial case
Trollope's 'Lady ___'
Trumpeter on the 'Kill Bill' soundtrack
Vegetarians' supermarket protests?
Vulture, e.g.
What is that in Mexico?
When repeated, a dolphinfish
Word on a wall, in the Bible
Word turned into its own opposite by putting a T in front
Young guy, slangily
Zoom in on
___ Dinh Diem of Vietnam
___-wolf

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