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New York Times crossword of September 17th, 2011 other clues
'I think you overshared,' briefly
'The Joy Luck Club' director, 1993
'The primary factor in a successful attack,' per Lord Mountbatten
51-Down division
Alexandria is in it
Banjo accessory
Bear essentials?
Benefiting from Vivarin
Blow
Box office need
Bundle of a sort
Busy place
Can't take a bit
Capital near Faleolo International Airport
Cause for some spatial relationships?
Choice job
Coming down hard
Damn
Debut at the 1979 Frankfurt Auto Show
Drug in a sci-fi novel series
Got things down
Grandfathers, e.g
Groups aiming for good returns
Hoarder's problem
Indian flatbread
Is a spellbinder
It's shown on TV monitors at many airports
Landscaping aid
Last movement of a sonata
Lid around a loch
Like 14-Across
Like bath beads, typically
Like sashes
Like some balances
Locomobile competitor
Lofty place
Magnifier
Math is part of it: Abbr
Maximum
Member of a very early union?
Memphis hospital, familiarly
Net sales
Numerical prefix
One spending a long time in the bathroom?
One with nothing to hide
Over and over
Pirate's appurtenance
Relatives of the Iowa
Sartre's 'Les Jeux Sont ___'
Security demands
Show one's stamped hand, perhaps
Silver checker
Singer/songwriter Scialfa
Smoking and heavy drinking
Smooth
Some marching bands
Some time
Speakeasy scourge
Spur part
Suffered serious consequences
Suits often hold them
Surface
They go with uppers
They're in the vicinity: Abbr
Tips, often
Titan after whom one of the oceans is named
Tool handle strengthener
Tulipe relative
Wallop
What swallows swallow
___ student

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