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| New York Times crossword of November 17th, 2019 other clues |
| Union station? |
| Do an old printing house job |
| Spain and England in the 16th century |
| Skills, in Sevilla |
| Like a sure bet |
| Watch chains |
| Wildlife conservationist's device |
| Valet skills: B+ |
| Heavy metal |
| Reflex messengers |
| Bye word |
| You can dig it |
| Some kitchen appliances |
| Nervous stress |
| Chip-on-one's-shoulder outlooks, in slang |
| Taming wild horses: D- |
| Scenes from action movies |
| Old foundation |
| Lack of this results in baldness |
| 1994 Jean-Claude Van Damme sci-fi thriller |
| Alcohol |
| Get back |
| Night demons |
| Number of people in an office? |
| Maintain |
| Parenting: A+ |
| "Step ___!" |
| Skirts |
| Funeral stands |
| Solomonlike |
| Sign of a smash hit |
| Baseball skill: C |
| One-eighth part |
| Nueva York, e.g. |
| Uncivil greetings |
| ___ de Vil, Disney villain |
| Patch (together) |
| Channel on which to see some b&w films |
| Way to get to Harlem, per Duke Ellington |
| Mushroom that might be served in ramen |
| Desire a piece of the action |
| Chutzpah |
| Bibliographical abbr. |
| Conception |
| Protect, as freshness |
| Snooker shot |
| Afterword |
| Mourn |
| Put on hold |
| Flu symptoms |
| What to do once you've made your bed, per a saying |
| 16501-16511 |
| Supply-___ (economic theorist) |
| Growing room |
| Clinton's attorney general for all eight years |
| Sorcerer |
| Employee efficiency: D+ |
| Rat Pack nickname |
| Full |
| Do a P.R. makeover on |
| Quod ___ faciendum |
| Indy winner Luyendyk |
| "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men" writer |
| Hot stuff |
| Kid-___ (TV for tots) |
| Alternative to a Maxwell |
| Stationer's stock |
| Tiny criticism |
| Fancy-looking name appendage |
| 1975 Wimbledon champ |
| Cheerful |
| Chip away at |
| Pioneer cellphone co. |
| Much, informally |
| Stuffing tip jars: D |
| First draft picks |
| Spots |
| Bottom line figure |
| "See you later!" |
| It makes stealing pay off |
| Heart |
| Photo finish |
| Norman Lear series star |
| Hosting a morning news show: C+ |
| Producers of the most Mideast oil |
| Fantasy author Canavan, author of the "Black Magician" trilogy |
| Whirl |
| Burned rubber |
| Malodorous |
| Actress Samantha |
| Set a price of |
| Stereo quality: B |
| Trouble terribly |
| Designer Bill |
| Rides since 2011 |
| Roast rotators |
| Learns to live with |
| U. S. Grant adversary |
| Metro areas, informally |
| One may exert pressure |
| Luxury car pioneer Henry |
| Significant advances |
| The other guys |
| Sticks together? |
| New Age author Chopra |
| Clear soda |
| Dangerous structure |
| Diver Louganis |
| Hockey infraction |
| Combat zone |
| "Yer darn ___!" |
| F.D.R. program |
| Porgy and bass |
| Apt name for a cook? |
| Went back through a passage |
| Anglican headwear |
| Noted Deco designer |
| Strong brew |
| Farm setter |
| Small power source |
| Lit ___ |
| "Movin' ___" |
| Call attention to, as a potential problem |
| Fashion sense: A |
| Story |
| Lulu |
| Classic shoe name |
| Part of a TV transmission |
| Starting job in Washington, say |
| Used Gchat, e.g. |
| Fleece |
| ___ Garson, Oscar winner for "Mrs. Miniver" |
| Lead-in to fare |
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