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Cartoon title character adapted from a Felix Salten novel crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 24th, 2016 other clues |
| 'As if!' |
| 'Ended, ___ it begun' (Emily Dickinson poem) |
| 'I've got this' |
| 'More than I needed to know!' |
| 'My Orcha'd in Linden ___' (classic poem) |
| 'Sharknado' actress Reid |
| *Air passenger's request, maybe |
| *Place where kids aren't found now |
| *Whenever |
| 1978 Peace co-Nobelist |
| All-around Canadian put-down |
| Allele, e.g |
| Apple platform |
| Authoritarian's reason |
| Baseball feature |
| Basic scrutiny |
| Baskets made from beyond the arc, informally |
| Biz bigs |
| Black ___ |
| Cheats, euphemistically |
| Collect |
| Collection |
| Commercial lead-in to group |
| Cry on the street |
| Derisive laugh |
| Electrical units |
| Federal investigative grp |
| Film for which Gregory Peck had the highest-paid performance of his career, with 'The' |
| First tribe encountered by Lewis and Clark |
| Food that's cured |
| Gripe |
| Happy as a clam |
| Historical group of 15, for short |
| How some stocks are sold |
| In theory |
| Johnny Reb's org |
| Like some mattresses and batter |
| Listing on an athletic schedule |
| Male hedgehogs |
| Martini's partner |
| Montréal's Île ___ Soeurs |
| Mrs., abroad |
| On |
| On edge |
| One going on foot? |
| Pert |
| Piece of legislation |
| Piece of legislation |
| Really have at it |
| Red-carpet looks |
| Ricelike pasta |
| Rock's Kings of ___ |
| Rock-___, classic jukebox |
| See 38-Across |
| Silk dress, maybe |
| Sleep study diagnosis |
| Some classic computers |
| Some investigators, informally |
| Some locks |
| Spanish dramatist ___ de Vega |
| Starbucks units: Abbr |
| Stephen Colbert and Conan O'Brien |
| Stoolies |
| Stylized Tesla logo |
| Successfully brings around |
| The Jetsons' boy |
| Thoroughbred farm employee |
| Tons of, informally |
| Victim of murder one |
| Viking character |
| Washstand accompanier |
| What superheroes battle |
| Winery output |
| With 59-Across, necessary substitutions, phonetically, for understanding the answers to the starred clues |
| Woodworkers' tools |
| ___ bran |
| ___-Ball |
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