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| New York Times crossword of November 15th, 2017 other clues |
| 'I beg to differ' |
| *Catalog from a London raincoat designer? |
| *Conveyance in a multilevel London store? |
| *French fries on a London card table? |
| *Monthly charge for a London apartment? |
| *Part of a London police officer's uniform? |
| 90° from ENE |
| Add, per a recipe |
| Airer of Ken Burns documentaries |
| Amusement |
| Arrives on time for |
| Atkins plan, e.g |
| Bulletin board item |
| Cardinal ___ |
| Cat once prized for its fur |
| Character-building youth org |
| Conductors set them |
| Crush, in a way, with 'on' |
| Dagwood's bratty neighbor |
| Dos y cuatro |
| Familiar voice since 2011 |
| Final frame in bowling |
| First lady after Eleanor |
| First X, say |
| Follower of the first intermission |
| Fool's gold |
| Frida who was portrayed in film by Salma Hayek |
| Furtive 'Hey, you!' |
| Garb |
| George who played Norm on 'Cheers' |
| German automaker |
| Gets ready to play basketball, say, with 'up' |
| Harry Potter's Hedwig, e.g |
| Herd unit |
| Home of the Ewoks |
| Ike's home state: Abbr |
| Is a first-stringer |
| Johnny Appleseed, e.g |
| Learjet competitor |
| Lennox of Eurythmics |
| Like a doctor's penmanship, stereotypically |
| Lucy's sitcom pal |
| Man's name that means 'king' |
| Many a rapper's name |
| Mechanism in a unidirectional wrench |
| Message on an offstage card |
| Mineral in bath powder |
| Mushroom used in sukiyaki |
| Org. with the Original Six teams |
| Palindromic farm animal |
| Perfectly |
| Place for a sword |
| Rascal |
| Remove with a sandblaster, say |
| Roll-call call |
| Sen. Cruz |
| Sign of spring |
| Sine's reciprocal, briefly |
| Some narrative writing |
| Spot in la mer |
| St. Patrick, for the Irish |
| Suffix with sex |
| Synthetic alternative to silk |
| Targets |
| Taxpayers' IDs |
| TKO caller |
| Verbal digs |
| Weaselly sort |
| What 61-Down teams play on |
| What curtains may signify |
| What follows a cry of 'Char-r-rge!' |
| What like-pole magnets do |
| Words before double or take |
| Words found in the answers to this puzzle's starred clues |
| ___ Harry, vocalist for the band Blondie |
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