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| New York Times crossword of November 4th, 2011 other clues |
| 'Gone With the Wind' actor Howard |
| 'The Amazing Race' network |
| 'You've got a deal!' |
| '___-de-Lance' (debut of Nero Wolfe) |
| 1990s cartoon dog |
| 1994 sci-fi film about an alien artifact |
| 2001 album featuring 'Love Don't Cost a Thing' |
| African migrators |
| Amount scarcely worth arguing over |
| Bach's 'Mass in ___' |
| Bit of new info |
| Blundered, with 'up' |
| Born earlier |
| Buddyroo |
| Close with a bang |
| Confounded |
| Contemptible fool |
| Controversial one-act play by Mamet |
| Craft store? |
| Curb |
| Decision |
| Discussion venue |
| Doctor in Hugh Lofting tales |
| Doctrine associated with Betty Friedan |
| Dodges, as an obligation |
| Establishment with children's quarters? |
| Foul ball's landing spot, often |
| Gets bent out of shape |
| Grammy-winning 1996 Beck album |
| High-flown tributes |
| La Jolla's ___ Institute for Biological Studies |
| Large amount |
| Leading ladies? |
| Leave the pad, say |
| Lovestruck |
| Lunchtime queueing spot |
| Marching order |
| Metaphorical crowd |
| Neeson of 'Taken' |
| Newly christen |
| Ninth-largest body known to orbit the sun |
| One tracked by radar |
| OS X runners |
| Out of the game, in chess |
| Proctor's need |
| R&B 'drinking song' covered by Ray Charles |
| Ruptured |
| Rustle up some food |
| Shirt or skirt |
| Shooters on the boards? |
| Shoots in the foot, say |
| Sign |
| Some distillery products |
| Symbol above the comma on a keyboard |
| Take the risk of |
| The DC-10 was one |
| Touch up |
| Unfrequented |
| Visited a vacation house, maybe |
| Warning on a box |
| What a cookie cutter cuts |
| What stars might indicate |
| While |
| Without sides, you might say |
| Yarn unit |
| ___ Brewster, beleaguered nephew in 'Arsenic and Old Lace' |
| ___ Redman, hero of Stephen King's 'The Stand' |
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