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| New York Times crossword of November 9th, 2007 other clues |
| 'Over here' |
| 'Pardon me' |
| '___ for Alibi' |
| A.A. discussion topic |
| About 40 degrees, for N.Y.C. |
| Afro-Caribbean religion |
| Appoints as an agent |
| Apt to say 'So?' |
| Bill |
| Brew choice |
| Bush league? |
| Call slip? |
| City connected to the 4.1-mile long Sunshine Skyway Br. |
| Closing bid? |
| Concerned query |
| Deep river? |
| Engine manufacturer Briggs & ___ |
| Four-letter word, aptly |
| Get all histrionic |
| He or I, but not you: Abbr. |
| Hoped-for reply to 1-Across |
| Hostel environments |
| In a sense |
| Iroquois' foes |
| It's a cinch |
| Kitchen appliance brand |
| Lee Marvin TV oldie |
| Marcel Marceau character |
| Mauna ___ |
| McCartney, to fans |
| McShane and McKellen |
| Missile with a mobile launcher |
| Moldovan money |
| Monotheistic Syrian |
| Most in need of toning |
| Octopus, e.g. |
| On |
| One with a second helping |
| Overseas agreement |
| Payment is often sent with one |
| Peak |
| Personnel director, at times |
| Ponch player in 1970s-'80s TV |
| Pretentious |
| Pricey gown |
| Product whose ads featured twins |
| Relative of -ish |
| Result of a new TV series' renewal |
| Roast pig side dish |
| Sharable computer file, for short |
| Sighing a lot, maybe |
| Slant |
| Some lap dogs |
| Some Nissans |
| Stands |
| Super Bowl XX champs |
| Take the cake? |
| Toeless creature in an Edward Lear verse |
| Too awful even to fix up, as an apartment |
| Top-rated, in a way |
| Twit |
| Vermont senator Sanders |
| Ward of 'Once and Again' |
| Weaken, in a way |
| West African currency |
| Without a leg to stand on? |
| Without a match |
| Wore out |
| ___ Pendragon, King Arthur's father |
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