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1968 #1 hit for Diana Ross & the Supremes crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 11th, 2014 other clues |
| What gets rubber-stamped? |
| WHAT THIS IS IN |
| When repeated, a popular puzzle |
| Where a Brownie's merit badges are attached |
| 'Chestnuts roasting ___ open fire' |
| 'I know, ___?' |
| 'Got it!' |
| 'Minnesota March' composer |
| 'Rug' |
| 'Spy vs. Spy' magazine |
| 'The Hangover' setting |
| 'Your point being ...?' |
| '___ the land of the free ...' |
| '___ your call' |
| Acid |
| Alcoholics Anonymous and others |
| Ancient South American |
| And so forth: Abbr |
| Angry rant |
| Annoying bark |
| Asian food additive |
| Bird bill |
| Birdcage swing, e.g |
| Blacken on a grill |
| Clothes line? |
| Commercial suffix with Tropic |
| Complete mess |
| Confectionery brand with a logo designed by Salvador Dalí |
| Contact lens brand |
| Contend (for) |
| Digital device used to access Hulu and Netflix |
| Drink that gets its name from the Tahitian word for 'good' |
| Eight, to Dieter |
| Existence |
| Eye part subject to degeneration |
| Fishing device |
| Former Time Warner partner |
| Good source of omega-3 fatty acids |
| Halfway decent |
| Hollywood director Sam |
| Home of Plato's Academy |
| Hors d'oeuvres toppings |
| In the style of |
| In ___ (actually) |
| John Boehner, e.g., in two ways: Abbr |
| Junior |
| Just marvelous |
| Kwanzaa time: Abbr |
| Language of Pakistan |
| Modern cab service alternative |
| Moon of Neptune |
| Mouth, slangily |
| Move out |
| N.H. winter setting |
| Nurse's focus, in brief |
| One chased in a car chase, for short |
| Parts of history |
| Poet's 'before' |
| Pooped |
| Powdered lunch product from Lipton |
| Quiet sound of water on the side of a pail, say |
| River to the Seine |
| Sarge, e.g |
| Seamen |
| Share a single bed ... or a hidden feature of 17-, 23-, 36- and 50-Across |
| Skip, as a sound |
| Stand-up comedian with multiple Emmys |
| Statue of Liberty material |
| Steep slope around a rampart |
| Stop getting any higher |
| Three-line verse |
| Town with Yiddish speakers |
| Under the cloak of night |
| Units of nautical speed |
| Use a pogo stick |
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