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| New York Times crossword of November 26th, 2016 other clues |
| 'Deal!' |
| 'Pick me! Pick me!' |
| 'You think you're soooo funny ...' |
| Adolph who coined the motto 'All the News That's Fit to Print' |
| Ancient playwright who specialized in New Comedy |
| Asian appetizer |
| Birth announcement info: Abbr |
| Brazilian state capital |
| Breeze |
| Can't help but |
| Chilling |
| Clobbered, in British slang |
| Coffee shop menu adjective |
| Core component |
| Cost of fighting? |
| Country of 180+ million people that has never participated in the Winter Olympics |
| Covered area near the fingertip |
| Drinking game where each bar that's visited is considered a hole |
| Dungeons & Dragons class |
| Facebook acquired it in 2014 for $19.3 billion |
| General Israel of the American Revolution |
| Going by |
| Hit the big time |
| In force? |
| Japanese honorific |
| Just not done? |
| Kid-lit character with a 'Purple Crayon' |
| Lead-in to -drome |
| Leaves on the menu? |
| Like 38-Down |
| Like noir detective novels, typically |
| Locks in place for a while? |
| Longfellow's 'Evangeline,' e.g |
| Made a bad impression on |
| May honorees, colloquially |
| Narrator of Broadway's 'Hamilton' |
| Not at all sharp |
| Org. featured in 16-Across |
| Player of oldies when they were newies |
| Playground rejoinder |
| Pound with sound |
| Presidential middle name |
| Raised, as a trapdoor |
| Reggae's Peter |
| Religious period dating from A.D. 622 |
| Response to 'Gracias' |
| River flowing from the Garden of Eden, in the Bible |
| Sanders, for one: Abbr |
| Sci-fi hit whose tagline is 'Bring him home' |
| Search for oneself on Google, e.g |
| See 4-Down |
| Snackable treat on a stick |
| Some farm vehicles |
| Something seen on cold days |
| Stand-up comedian's prop, often |
| Stands on the hind legs, in dialect |
| Stereotypical wear for a crackpot theorist |
| Sticky treats |
| Stops waffling |
| Subway alternative |
| Suddenly attack |
| Swedish pop group whose 1994 hit 'The Sign' was #1 for six weeks |
| The orangutan, in 'The Murders in the Rue Morgue' |
| With 1-Down, five-time winner of the British Open |
| ___ wrestling |
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