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| New York Times crossword of November 28th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Ad ___ per aspera' (motto of Kansas) |
| 'Come to ___!' (gambler's cry) |
| 'No shoes, no shirt, no service,' e.g |
| 'O Sole ___' |
| / |
| 112.5° on a compass: Abbr |
| Actor Driver of 'The Force Awakens' |
| Actress Taylor of 'Mystic Pizza' |
| Appropriate for all audiences, as humor |
| Begin, as a task |
| Beginning point for a first flight |
| Blow on a horn |
| Charley ___ |
| City that's home to the Viking Ship Museum |
| Coat for a cat |
| Colombian metropolis |
| Congressional worker |
| Cosa ___ |
| Costume that might involve two people |
| Crowd chant to an award honoree |
| Dell competitor |
| Div. that manager Bobby Cox won every year from 1995 to 2005 |
| Each |
| Establishment with a brunch rush, maybe |
| Fish eggs |
| Former F.B.I. director James |
| Fort ___, N.J |
| Free-for-all |
| Having your first shave or buying your first bra, e.g |
| Kind of motel |
| Kind of pork on a Chinese menu |
| Kunis of 'Friends With Benefits' |
| Lawn mower brand |
| Light purple |
| List-ending abbr |
| Lovers running to each other may be shown in it |
| Magazine unit: Abbr |
| Molded jelly |
| Morning TV co-host |
| Mosque V.I.P.s |
| Music conglomerate that broke up in 2012 |
| Neighbor of an Estonian |
| Odorous Le Pew |
| Often-forbidden maneuver ... as hinted at four times in this puzzle |
| On fire |
| One high up on the corporate ladder, informally |
| Opposite of set |
| Paid part of a magazine |
| Piano teacher's assignment |
| Pipe problem |
| Pitch a tent |
| Precisely |
| Receptacle carried from a crime scene |
| Refinery waste |
| River to the Caspian |
| Root for |
| Running out |
| Sand, in golf |
| Shakespearean king |
| Singer of the 2012 #1 hit 'Somebody That I Used to Know' |
| Snoozes |
| Some military hospitals, for short |
| Spirited steed |
| Spoken |
| Stick in a lake? |
| Substance that decreases purity |
| The Silk Road and others |
| Tidbit at a Spanish bar |
| Title for Tussaud |
| To the ___ (one way to dress) |
| Tums target |
| Wallace's partner, in claymation |
| Wan |
| Way to get from Gare du Nord to Gare de Lyon |
| Website links, for short |
| Weight |
| ___ smasher |
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