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Baseball Hall-of-Famer mistakenly listed in 'The Chanukah Song' as a Jew crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 12th, 2014 other clues |
| Chaiken who co-created 'The L Word' |
| Cigarette ad claim |
| Civil War inits |
| Confident finish? |
| Does improv |
| Draw out |
| Drew out |
| Erect |
| Flush |
| Geographical name that's another geographical name backward |
| Georges who wrote 'Life: A User's Manual' |
| German town |
| Graf ___ (ill-fated German cruiser) |
| Have ___ to pick |
| High-ranking angels |
| Laugh uproariously |
| Leave in the lurch |
| Less likely to be G-rated |
| Like one for the ages |
| Mail order abbr |
| Making a father of |
| Mexican cigar brand |
| Minimal baseball lead |
| Moo goo ___ pan |
| Must |
| Name hollered in the 'Flintstones' theme song |
| Nanette's nana |
| No great catch |
| Now or never: Abbr |
| Numerical prefix |
| One of two N.T. books |
| Ones who are so last year?: Abbr |
| Parachute parts |
| Participated in a 68-Across |
| Plains Indians |
| Playwright who wrote 'What is originality? Undetected plagiarism' |
| Poison ___ |
| Product touted by Hugh Hefner |
| Racket |
| React, just barely |
| See 37-Across |
| See 69-Across |
| Send away for good |
| Serengeti scavenger |
| Shade of brown |
| Slangy commercial suffix |
| Small section of an orchestra |
| Sounds from test cheaters, maybe |
| Start to a baseball song |
| Texas A&M team |
| They tend to be fast typists |
| Those, to José |
| Transportation in Disneyland's Main Street, U.S.A |
| True |
| Uptight, informally |
| Vitamin amts |
| Way |
| Wee bit |
| With 40-Across, repeat offender? ... or something found, literally, in four rows in this puzzle |
| With bitterness |
| World headquarters of LG Electronics |
| ___ Lingus |
| ___ Paulo |
| 'Bonne ___!' |
| 'His/her' alternative |
| 'Rats!' |
| 'Ta-ta!' |
| 'The Star-Spangled Banner' preposition |
| Actor Cage, informally |
| Airport approximation, for short |
| Backed |
| Bone near the funny bone |
| Bris officiant |
| Buddy |
| Car starter? |
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