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| New York Times crossword of November 15th, 2009 other clues |
| '... ___ saw Elba' |
| 'Are you in ___?' |
| 'Blah, blah, blah' |
| 'Garfield: ___ of Two Kitties' (2006 film) |
| 'Les Voyages Extraordinaires' writer |
| 'Mad Men' extra |
| 'Pretty please?' |
| 'The Wizard ___' |
| 'What's Going On' singer |
| 'Where ___ sign?' |
| 'Why did ___ this happen?' |
| *'Omigosh!' [1938] |
| *Former first lady [1945] |
| *It flows into Ontario's Georgian Bay [1961] |
| *Laurel and Hardy flick [1949] |
| *Mandarin variety [1942] |
| *One of the Brontës [1964] |
| *Rural jaunt [1945] |
| *Tony Parsons novel [1943 song] |
| *Toro's target [1956] |
| *Total sham [1963] |
| 2001 World Series winner |
| 7-Up, with 'the' |
| 9/ |
| Abacus user |
| Ages and ages |
| Aminos, e.g. |
| Assemblies |
| Associate with |
| Attack fiercely |
| Beachgoer's hair lightener |
| Billing no. |
| Bread box? |
| Cable inits. |
| Cambodia's Lon ___ |
| Came alive |
| Cardinal's topper |
| City rebuilt by Darius I |
| Comes (to) |
| Copy job delayers |
| Cross inscription |
| Cry from a deck |
| Curvy-horned animals |
| Div. of Justice |
| Dr. Alzheimer |
| Dummkopfs |
| Eastern titles |
| Emmy winner, e.g. |
| Faux gold |
| Former 38-Across |
| Get 100 on a test |
| Get better |
| Girl Scout symbol |
| Glide (over) |
| Greek god of the north wind |
| Greek market |
| Had brunch |
| Hair-raising shriek |
| Ham radio catchword |
| Helped settle an argument |
| Hollywood pooch |
| Hoodwink |
| Hubbub |
| Hungarian half sister? |
| Hwy. offense |
| Indiana/Michigan natives |
| It's a mess |
| Janis's comic strip hubby |
| Knock it off |
| Knox and others: Abbr. |
| Last non-A.D. year |
| Late Saudi king |
| Left-wingers |
| Like 'Don Juan' |
| Like some valves |
| Lost |
| Lyricist born 11/18/1909 who wrote the words to the 10 songs with asterisked clues |
| Many a 115-Across collaboration |
| Maximal ending |
| Med. specialty |
| Mental flashes |
| Molokai and Maui: Abbr. |
| Morales in movies |
| Move from Los Angeles to New York, say |
| Move from New York to Los Angeles, say |
| Nanny's warning |
| Narrow way |
| Nevada's largest county |
| No-good |
| Nobelist Hammarskjold |
| Of element #76 |
| Off the coast |
| Oil source |
| One way to put out an album |
| Orch. section |
| Pair of pears |
| Peace goddess |
| Photographer Leibovitz |
| Pink-slip |
| Ply with liquor |
| Rachel of 'Mean Girls' |
| Revise |
| Robert of 'The Sopranos' |
| See 110-Down |
| See 110-Down |
| Seeds might be planted in it |
| Shopaholic's accumulation |
| Show grp. |
| So that one can |
| Some dogs |
| Some Juilliard students |
| Some wraps |
| Soup server |
| Source of black diamonds |
| Sporty wheels |
| Start of an adage about forgiveness |
| Strong joe |
| Stubborn sort |
| Studious crowd |
| Stylish filmmaker |
| Suffix with billion |
| Suffix with duct |
| Suffix with tip |
| Swings |
| Tandem's capacity |
| Texas State athlete |
| Three trios |
| Thrice daily, on an Rx |
| Tittle |
| Took a gander at |
| Ungodliness |
| Uranium source, e.g. |
| Vintage Ford |
| Vintage sign word |
| Weak-looking |
| Whenever |
| William ___, the Father of Modern Medicine |
| With 69-Down, V.I.P. in the 30-Down |
| With desperation |
| Workout count |
| Young socialites |
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