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Has a service break? crossword clue
T A K E S T E A
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| New York Times crossword of November 5th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Dinner's ___' |
| 'Star Wars' name |
| 'Uh-huh' |
| 'Way to be, man!' |
| 'You played well' |
| Actor Roger |
| Approved, as a contract |
| As an example |
| Brew |
| Bud |
| Bundles of bound quarks |
| Came out of a hole, say |
| City that's home to Parliament Hill |
| Coin with a hole in it |
| Continues, as a band |
| Crunch |
| Early film star who wore lipstick in the shape of a heart |
| Extremely touching? |
| Farm shelter |
| Fish whose male carries the eggs |
| Food writer Nigella |
| Go too far |
| Goes it alone |
| Hard to discern |
| House of prayer |
| Iberian city that lends its name to a variety of wine |
| In addition |
| It's not useful in a long shot situation |
| Its first two vols. covered 43-Across |
| Junk vehicles |
| Like rulers |
| Litter pickup place? |
| Maryland's historic ___ Creek |
| Measures of volume |
| Member of a campaign staff |
| Mint |
| National Wear Red Day mo. |
| Non-union? |
| Not accidental |
| Noted TV twins |
| One in an outfit |
| Peculiar: Prefix |
| Pin in a hole |
| Plunge |
| Produce |
| Reqmt. for giving someone the third degree? |
| Runs up |
| See 23-Across |
| See 37-Across |
| Severe sales restriction, informally |
| Solicited |
| Some compact light sources |
| Something from which something else is taken away |
| South's declaration, perhaps |
| Spirited response? |
| Starting point? |
| Subject of a 1980s surrogacy case |
| Suggest for the future |
| Sweltered |
| Things that pop up annoyingly |
| Top-level commands, collectively |
| Toronto landmark |
| Try to fit a square peg in a round hole, e.g. |
| With 8-Down, takes a lot of shots, say |
| Worker with street smarts? |
| [Bo-o-o-oring!] |
| ___ B (first step) |
| ___ Farm, setting for a George Orwell story |
| ___ hole |
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