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| New York Times crossword of November 12th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Don't mention it' |
| 'Idylls of the King' figure |
| 'Outstanding, man!' |
| 'The Battle Hymn of the Republic' lyricist |
| 'The Big C' airer, briefly |
| 1960s R&B backup group, with 'the' |
| 1997-99 N.L. strikeout leader |
| Abbr. in many Québec addresses |
| Aid for not losing one's shirt |
| Ancient resident of Mexico's Cholula |
| Backwash creator |
| Birth of a notion? |
| Bunny collector? |
| Chafe |
| Choir practice? |
| Chronological threshold |
| Civic rival |
| Contemporary of Ngaio |
| Crassus defeated him |
| División del día |
| Division indicator |
| Early car company co-founder |
| Expert on plays |
| External: Prefix |
| Fall times: Abbr. |
| Fruit-ripening gas |
| Grandson of Catherine the Great |
| Hard to stir |
| It might cross 1st, 2nd and 3rd |
| It's often in a sling |
| Jarrett of Nascar |
| Letters of discharge? |
| Like jugs |
| Like some fighters |
| Lose one's shirt |
| Make unusable |
| Maze full of dead ends? |
| Means of splitting stalks? |
| Midwest setting: Abbr. |
| Monotonous beating sound |
| Most fetching |
| Newton alternative |
| No slowpoke |
| Not scattershot |
| Nürnberg or Neu-Ulm |
| Old N.Y.C. elevated operator |
| Omega, to a physicist |
| One 'standing by the ocean's roar,' in a 1963 song |
| Periods of prayer? |
| Piece of cake? |
| Pioneering woman lawyer Bradwell |
| Preparation that makes folks hot? |
| Put away |
| Put-on |
| Quartzite and such |
| Robbed, old-style |
| Ross Perot's birthplace |
| Russia's ___ Airlines |
| Scarecrow, to Batman |
| See 26-Down |
| Slot car controller |
| Some badge flashers |
| Sport, for short |
| Stock page abbr. |
| TheraFlu alternative |
| Top of many a timepiece |
| Traveler's check |
| Trough's opposite |
| Was present |
| What's gained after taking off: Abbr. |
| With 45-Down, unisex topper |
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