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New York Times crossword of November 20th, 2011 other clues
Will's ex-wife on 'Glee'
Cardinals
CBS's Moonves
Certain muscles
Within the grace period?
Chi Cygni, for one
X-ray units
Chicago trains
Years, to Yves
Come back from adjournment
You can believe it
You go by one in Québec
Comedian Nora
Word with note or case
Computer animation option
___ nous
Conversation stopper
___ World Tour (sports circuit)
Correct
County northwest of San Francisco
Desk chair features
Dieter's unit: Abbr
Dinner date request
Electrical worker
Emperor Taejo united it
Fill-in
Fit to be called up
Former New York governor Cuomo
Front of a coin: Abbr
Fruit-flavored soft drink
Furthermore
Georgia Dome, e.g
Gourmet's treat
Grandson of Adam
Gurus' titles
Hole in the head
How to get this puzzle's final word
Ill-gotten gains
Incorporating
Zithromax treats it
Intel interpreter, for short
Is persistent at an auction
Is quiet
It was first broken in 1954
#1's, e.g
'Awake in the Dark' author
'Independent Lens' network
'Details forthcoming': Abbr
'Dear ___ Landers'
'I'd never have suspected!'
'My sources say no' source
'Yikes!'
'___ questions?'
'___ You Glad You're You?'
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2011 International Tennis Hall of Fame inductee
Actor Chaney
Alternately
Animal crackers animal
Appraise
Ardent adherents
Armored truck company
Article's start, to a journalist
Aunt ___ ('Star Wars' character)
Awards with a 'Best Fact Crime' category
Besmirches
Blood type system
Bob Marley's group, with 'the'
Burned out
Calculator symbol
Cap
School hall feature
Sci-fi series set in the 23rd century
Italian province or seaport
Item to thrust
Season Pass offerer
Seasonal saint
Jiffy
Send away
Justice Fortas
Sends millions of unwanted messages, say
Kind of course
Settee settings
King, for example
Short while
La Citta Eterna
Ladylove
Signs
Lead-in to 1812 or attrition
Singer Marie
Like some accents
Singer Morissette
Like some moving estimates
Sitcom waitress
Lincoln ___ (L.A. neighborhood)
Some harvesters
Make fit
Some ninths
Men in the middle of the peerage
Spanish bear
Stat that may be 'adjusted'
Minds
Monitor inits
Stew
Morse bits
Strike down
Most-quoted author in the O.E.D.: Abbr
Suffix with malt
Mountain in Deuteronomy
Swiss canton
Not ethereal
Takes a bit off
One step up from a four-cylinder
Teeing off
Oscar winner for 'Cocoon,' 1985
The 'B' of B&N
Oscar-nominated sci-fi film of 2009
The Great Commoner
Over-the-shoulder garment
Thiamine
Paid, with 'up'
Thuggish sorts
Traumatize
Pants
Trojan War figure
Politicians' supporters, sometimes
TV award discontinued in 1997
Prudential Center team
Veep before Spiro
Video file format
Puzzler
Rank in kendo
Vodka source
Rattlesnake, at times
Wasn't lackadaisical
Rise up
Watching without being watched
Rock's ___ Fighters
Way off

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