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Crack shooters crossword clue
M A R K S M E N
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| New York Times crossword of November 22nd, 2016 other clues |
| 'Carmen' setting |
| 'Darn!' |
| 'Haha, u r hilarious' |
| 'This doesn't look good' |
| 'Where the heart is' |
| Ashen |
| Belligerent Greek god |
| Bro or sis |
| Capital of Jordan |
| Carolers' repertoire |
| Casual sign-off in a letter |
| Cock and bull |
| Coke or Pepsi |
| Cousin of a cobbler |
| Dallas cager, informally |
| Dark brown rodents with long tails and large eyes |
| Decorates, as a cake |
| Drunkards |
| Eastern or Western, for hoopsters |
| Elitist sort |
| Expressed amazement |
| Film character who was asked to 'Play it' |
| Frank who directed 'Mr. Smith Goes to Washington' |
| Garrison Keillor's home state |
| Grace ender |
| Hand, to Javier |
| Himalayan land |
| In working order |
| It might involve mutual raising of tariffs |
| Kind of client |
| Knot |
| Like the four things named in the circled squares |
| Like yarn |
| Marmalade container |
| Max's opposite |
| Meeting point for tailors? |
| Memorable 2011 hurricane |
| Mideast's Gulf of ___ |
| Mineral in layers |
| Momma's partner |
| Most sensible |
| MSNBC's 'Morning ___' |
| Mud |
| Musical syllable after 'oom' |
| Musical talent, informally |
| Old radio show set in Harlem |
| One of the Marx Brothers |
| Onetime arcade giant |
| Opposite of 57-Across, to Muslims |
| Outdo |
| Pizza chain found in many food courts |
| Possesses |
| Preppy shirt |
| Proactiv target |
| Quite a ways away |
| Rehearsed a piece through from start to finish, in theater lingo |
| Sault ___ Marie, Ont |
| Scent |
| Shoppe descriptor |
| Something might be brought back by this |
| Something record-breaking |
| Sweater ___ |
| Talking horse of 1960s TV |
| The Canadian loonie or toonie, e.g |
| Tour de France sights |
| Trick-taking game with a 48-card deck |
| Versatile eating implement |
| Voodoo spell |
| What's punched into an A.T.M., redundantly |
| When doubled, a South Seas island |
| When you get it |
| Woes |
| Word before and after 'will be' |
| ___ Lingus |
| ___ Theater, venue of 'The Phantom of the Opera,' the longest-running production in Broadway history |
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