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| New York Times crossword of November 17th, 2011 other clues |
| Dashboard fig |
| Duplex mail |
| Egypt's Gamal ___ Nasser |
| 'I suppose' |
| 'Illmatic' rapper |
| 'See ___ Play,' classic Pink Floyd song |
| 'Stronger title' for this puzzle |
| Figures |
| 'The Godfather' title |
| A Coen brother |
| Authoritative pronouncement |
| Average Town, U.S.A |
| Bee: Prefix |
| Bilingual country |
| Bruise preventers |
| Building plan with many doors, say |
| Certain cut-off point |
| Chesapeake Bay, e.g |
| French word that sounds like a letter of the alphabet |
| Cleanup org |
| Co. follower, sometimes |
| D-Day refuges for the wounded, for short |
| Ere |
| Gas up? |
| Gets going |
| Girl's name meaning 'loved' |
| Glare preventer |
| Halloween-ish |
| House of Tudor woman |
| Kind of converter |
| Kind of date for a woman |
| Lighter choice |
| Like a pro rata division, say |
| Rapper ___ Rida |
| Item that's mostly mesh |
| Flake |
| Lie next to |
| Game fish in northern lakes and streams |
| Mad manager |
| Rarity on the other end of a help line, nowadays |
| Magazine that serialized Simone de Beauvoir's 1967 'La femme rompue' |
| Rear garden |
| Recesses |
| Release, in a way |
| Repulses, with 'off' |
| Roof detour |
| Makes sore |
| Runs rings around? |
| Savory turnover from south of the border |
| Seal's grp |
| Sendai seasoning |
| Something lost in the wash? |
| On-air personalities, in the biz |
| Spring opener |
| Swarms of them are called clouds |
| Tea-grading term |
| The 40th since 1789 |
| They have 225-min. 34-Downs |
| One mo |
| They're not as heavy as stones |
| Two of these make a fathom: Abbr |
| Untouchable? |
| Watts of '21 Grams' |
| Without following up, say |
| Opinionated Dr. ___ |
| Yachting need |
| Overfill |
| Painter's appurtenance |
| Parrot's cry |
| Part of N.E.A.: Abbr |
| Penpoints |
| Pick, with 'for' |
| Puddle source |
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