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| New York Times crossword of November 26th, 2019 other clues |
| Quad digs |
| Compact storage units |
| Concert hall staffer |
| Lenovo competitor |
| Individually |
| Sign of fire |
| It resulted in human language division, per Genesis |
| "It must have been ___ news day" |
| Tiny: Prefix |
| Like some cheeks in winter air |
| All over again |
| Exam for future M.B.A.s |
| It's better than what's not familiar, in a saying |
| Ingredient in a daiquiri |
| Second attempt, informally |
| Actress Davis of "A League of Their Own" |
| Baseball Hall-of-Famer Slaughter |
| Long guitar parts |
| Duke of ___, title for Prince Andrew |
| Wasn't naturally |
| "If it ___ broke ..." |
| "Science Guy" Bill |
| Scorch |
| Do the butterfly, e.g. |
| Smoothie berry |
| Paella base |
| Austrian painter Gustav |
| One examining the starts of 17-, 27- and 48-Across |
| Cara of "Fame" |
| Mad Libs prompt |
| Reusable bag |
| Mock, in a way |
| Lyft and Snapchat |
| Ultimatum word |
| What your phone uses up when you're not on Wi-Fi |
| Adolph ___, creator of the slogan "All the News That's Fit to Print" |
| Walk lurchingly |
| Squire in "The Wind in the Willows" |
| Fox's foot |
| Dentist's order |
| Nick Jr. explorer |
| Like a bed of moss |
| ___ port |
| Device used to open a lock from a distance |
| Bum |
| ___ out a living (barely gets by) |
| Depend (on) |
| Person with a deed |
| Anxiety about exclusion, per a modern acronym |
| Squared up |
| Summer mo. |
| Word that pricks a dog's ears |
| Gut feeling |
| Ham it up |
| Train that doesn't skip stops |
| Highlighter hues |
| How Reubens are served, typically |
| Some vigils |
| Therapy appointments |
| Was a brown-noser |
| Frosted flakes? |
| Expected, as a baby |
| Tot's three-wheeler, for short |
| Pot watcher? |
| Grammy-winning Grande |
| Words from an impatient commuter, perhaps |
| Feuding |
| Part of T.L.C. |
| Zone |
| Word before top or circle |
| Pop star |
| Citi Field team |
| Leaves home? |
| First of three? |
| Hosp. V.I.P.s |
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