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| New York Times crossword of November 11th, 2020 other clues |
| *Four-time heavyweight champ nicknamed "The Real Deal" |
| Paid to play: Var. |
| Venmo, e.g. |
| ___ to secrecy |
| Narrow estuary |
| Where you're actually going when you "see a man about a horse" |
| Goblins, in folklore |
| Thanos, to the Avengers |
| Quagmire |
| Lye, in chemistry class |
| Former gridiron org. for the Memphis Maniax and Orlando Rage |
| Maximally |
| Inspiration for the Beatles' "Day Tripper" |
| *Place that honors those who've served |
| Speechify |
| Move in a spiral |
| Twisty curve |
| Take effect |
| Skosh |
| Laugh like a Stooge |
| Reznor of rock's Nine Inch Nails |
| Superheroes' specialties |
| Female caribou |
| Japan's oldest religion |
| Knotted (up) |
| Most popular U.S. dog breed, familiarly |
| ___ Pilate |
| Relative of a foil |
| Actress Mendes |
| Under siege |
| Corporate raider Carl |
| Road sign animal |
| *Producer of a lot of suits? |
| Start of an idea |
| Cary of "The Princess Bride" |
| Ballet move |
| "I, ___" (Langston Hughes poem) |
| Paper units |
| Super- |
| Humanities subj. |
| Collapsed, with "in" |
| "Cut that out!" |
| Big name in American book publishing for 120+ years ... and a hint to the answers to the starred clues |
| Taylor who sang "Tell It to My Heart" |
| Mistakes |
| Last task before sending to print |
| Epithet for Jesus in some church names |
| "Solemn" words |
| Like many returning spring breakers |
| Musk who co-founded PayPal |
| Relatives of "ums" |
| Trail mix ingredients |
| Take a soak |
| Goes on a run |
| Sammy with four Oscars |
| Home to the Cedar Point amusement park |
| Prefix with skeleton |
| Instrument heard in "I Got You, Babe" |
| "___ Suave" (1991 hit) |
| Download without paying, say |
| Holes in shoes |
| Units on an electric bill |
| It's found beneath the crust |
| Role in "The Matrix" |
| Converted into fuel, as coal |
| Ron of Tarzan on 1960s TV |
| Like some job training |
| "For richer, for ___ ..." (vow words) |
| Like "aurum" for gold and "ferrum" for iron |
| Lose it |
| "What's the ___?" |
| Series of bookings across America |
| *Gift that comes with a hitch? |
| Mandarin "thank you" |
| Combs |
| Tax evasion, e.g. |
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