NYT Crossword September 2 2020 answers
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September 2 2020 crossword
Sometimes-unconscious leanings:
Place that may have lots of monitors, for short:
Convenience store convenience, in brief:
German grandparent, affectionately:
*Sales spiel in 60 seconds or less, say:
*Something reminisced about in the movie "Grease":
___ Awards (annual prizes for science fiction and fantasy):
Netflix show starring Jason Bateman and Laura Linney:
*Alpine crossing over the Austrian/Italian border:
Nowadays many of them are targeted:
Suffragist and longtime leader in the National Woman's Party:
___ Ribeiro, host of "America's Funniest Home Videos":
Christian who said "Happiness is the secret to all beauty":
Start of four U.S. state names:
With 45-Down, epitome of limpness:
Michelle of "Star Trek: Discovery":
Kitchen gadget for making mashed potatoes:
Chamomile tea and yogurt, for sunburn:
Difficult skating jump with a backward takeoff:
Home of 60% of the world's people:
Winner of the most Women's World Cups:
Popular expression ... or what the opposite of the answer to each starred clue is?:
Org. that has to deal with a lot of baggage:
Some pepperoni orders, informally:
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