2 September 2015 NYT Crossword Clues

NYT Crossword Answer: 2 September 2015

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R
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I
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S
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E
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R
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P
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F
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C
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A
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C
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H
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E
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S
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A
N
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M
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R
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R
H
O
N
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P
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N
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Y
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R
A
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D
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C
A
R
V
E
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I
T
T
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S
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N
T
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B
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R
R
O
N
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D
I
A
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Z
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M
O
O
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D
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N
D
I
G
O
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S
E
X
E
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S
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W
O
E
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B
U
T
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B
O
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S
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S
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M
A
N
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A
L
E
E
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T
R
U
T
H
O
R
D
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A
R
E
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R
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H
E
A
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L
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W
F
I
R
M
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E
E
L
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N
U
N
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K
O
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J
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A
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K
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H
E
L
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L
O
K
I
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T
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T
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Y
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R
O
M
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E
L
M
O
R
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T
E
E
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M
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Y
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N
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A
T
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R
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N
O
R
S
E
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G
O
D
S
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T
A
M
E
S
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A
P
R
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S
O
U
S
A
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S
P
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N
K
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P
S
A
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H
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S
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Hints & Clues

Across
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Platform for a drum set : RISER
6
Army E-3 : PFC
9
Rheumatic ills : ACHES
14
Japanese genre with voice actors : ANIME
15
Portfolio part, for short : IRA
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Arles's river : RHONE
17
College prank popular in the '50s : PANTYRAID
19
Do the honors on Thanksgiving : CARVE
20
"Ooky" cousin on TV : ITT
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Emailed, say : SENT
22
Surname on a financial weekly : BARRON
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Cameron of "Charlie's Angels" : DIAZ
25
Classic Duke Ellington tune : MOODINDIGO
27
They may be determined by sonograms : SEXES
29
Hand-wringer's word : WOE
30
On the contrary : BUT
31
Head honcho : BOSSMAN
35
How a ship's sails may be positioned : ALEE
36
Slumber party game : TRUTHORDARE
38
Perlman of "Cheers" : RHEA
40
Place where people practice : LAWFIRM
41
Fish that's never served raw because its blood is poisonous : EEL
42
Parochial school teacher, maybe : NUN
43
Lollipop-loving character of 1970s TV : KOJAK
47
Japanese toon with a red bow : HELLOKITTY
52
Oblong tomato : ROMA
53
Leonard who wrote "Get Shorty" : ELMORE
54
Abound (with) : TEEM
56
Dark half of a Chinese circle : YIN
57
Game console pioneer : ATARI
58
They're hidden in 17-, 25-, 36- and 47-Across : NORSEGODS
60
Breaks, as a stallion : TAMES
61
Eliot's "cruellest" mo. : APR
62
Composer with a horn named for him : SOUSA
63
Hit bottom? : SPANK
64
"Don't text and drive" spot, for short : PSA
65
Invitation senders : HOSTS
Down
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Rafter's challenge : RAPIDS
2
Headed for overtime : INATIE
3
Cigarette levy, e.g. : SINTAX
4
CPR expert : EMT
5
Margret and Hans, who created Curious George : REYS
6
Alicia Keys's instrument, aptly : PIANO
7
Crunchy corn chip : FRITO
8
No Mr. Right : CAD
9
Understood by few : ARCANE
10
Certain salad green : CHARD
11
Really, really bad : HORRIBLE
12
All-female group with the hit "Free Your Mind" : ENVOGUE
13
Cross-reference words : SEENOTE
18
"Losing My Religion" group : REM
22
Matt with 11 Olympic swimming medals : BIONDI
24
N.F.L. ref, slangily : ZEBRA
26
Tower over : DWARF
28
Nearly worthless old French coin : SOU
32
Acts of the Apostles writer, by tradition : STLUKE
33
Olympic speed skater Davis : SHANI
34
Do a golf course job : MOW
35
Cover of knight? : ARMOR
36
1968 Etta James album : TELLMAMA
37
Craft for couples : ARK
38
Readies, as leftovers : REHEATS
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Shoe lift : HEELTAP
42
Without a downside : NORISK
44
Happy, and then some : JOYOUS
45
In the heart of : AMIDST
46
Setting for Capote's "In Cold Blood" : KANSAS
48
Best Actress for "Two Women" : LOREN
49
Some 'Vette roofs : TTOPS
50
Earth, in sci-fi tales : TERRA
51
"What is it?" : YES
55
Fit together, as gears : MESH
58
Spend time in a hammock, say : NAP
59
Icky stuff : GOO