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| New York Times crossword of December 1st, 2016 other clues |
| 'On the double!' |
| '___ goes the neighborhood' |
| - |
| - |
| - |
| 2004 film about artificial intelligence |
| About 45 miles of it touch Canada |
| Airport monitor datum |
| Audiophiles' purchases |
| Bask (in) |
| Beam bent at 90° |
| Cardinals' home |
| Classic novel about an orphan girl mistakenly sent to Prince Edward Island |
| Cry feebly |
| Deteriorates |
| Dish topped with bacon, cheese and sour cream |
| Dominates, informally |
| Drains (from) |
| Edutainment cartoon featuring a teacher named Ms. Frizzle |
| Ending with fan |
| Field of Jean-Luc Godard |
| Fight stopper, for short |
| Football Hall-of-Famer Newsome |
| Gillette razors |
| Go slower |
| Growth along a ski run |
| Home to a famous mausoleum |
| How some bonds are sold |
| Instructed |
| Kentucky's Fort ___ |
| Labor day class? |
| Lay on thick |
| Like the rotation of the earth |
| Low-pitched part of a song |
| Make a sudden turn |
| Museum piece |
| Nacho accompaniment ... or a feature of 17-, 35- and 52-Across? |
| Neighbor of Burkina Faso |
| Not dive in, say |
| Of the open sea |
| One blowing off steam? |
| One filling out personnel forms, say |
| Pitiful bunch |
| Pulls down |
| Quetzalcoatl, e.g |
| Seussian environmentalist |
| Skimobiler's wear |
| Slew |
| Sloppy smooch |
| Smooth over |
| Soldier's assignment |
| Sonoran Desert river |
| South American territory in the game Risk |
| Stringed instrument usually played sitting down |
| Subject of the 2011 book 'These Guys Have All the Fun' |
| Suffix with klepto- |
| Suit |
| Supermodel Lima |
| Supershort skirts |
| Surprised exclamations |
| Swiss tourist destination |
| Tamed, as a bronco |
| Tear violently |
| Trapshooting targets, informally |
| Trick out |
| Valedictorian's pride, for short |
| Vibe |
| Welcomed at the doorstep |
| White out |
| Winter respite |
| Withdrew |
| Word with stick or gun |
| Yosemite runner |
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