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Iconic Russian department store facing Red Square crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 13th, 2019 other clues |
| Blind rage |
| Club requirement |
| In disuse |
| Abandon, in slang |
| Before, in verse |
| Spanish direction |
| Word with cow, dog or horse |
| Gracefully thin |
| High-ranking |
| Nixon daughter |
| One of three in the Buick logo |
| One eating before a king |
| Off the mark |
| Dundee denial |
| Lacto-___ vegetarian |
| Maker of Colortrak TVs, once |
| Wise (to), in dated slang |
| Products made by Friedrich, for short |
| Shellacs |
| Got word (of) |
| Unclasp, as a coin purse |
| 2015 Verizon acquisition |
| Writer Gay |
| One Direction and OneRepublic |
| Parable message |
| Computer data unit |
| Trough call |
| The Gaelic "uisge beatha," meaning "water of life," for "whiskey" |
| Said three times, a war film about Pearl Harbor |
| 32-card card game |
| 401(k) alternative |
| Role for John Huston in 1966's "The Bible" |
| Eagerly embraces, as an opportunity |
| You, in a billet-doux |
| It's a little under a football field in area |
| Peut-___ (maybe: Fr.) |
| "Obviously! (Duh!)" |
| Part of Caesar's boast |
| Sign of sadness |
| Bears |
| Repeat |
| Eschews the night life |
| Linguist Chomsky |
| U.S.S.R.'s Tu-144, e.g. |
| Fit to be tried, say |
| Eyewear, informally |
| Some jingle writers |
| Foot, in medical dictionaries |
| Used up, as a well |
| Low poker holding |
| Order since 1868 |
| Ones that like to wallow in mud |
| Perilous perch |
| Young explorer of TV |
| Cause of nose-wrinkling |
| Way to go |
| Inducing an "Ooh-la-la," say |
| Nose decoration |
| Right away |
| In |
| Corner recess |
| Naysaying |
| Former attorney general Holder |
| "My turn to go" |
| Continuing story about life |
| Like sardines in a can |
| Symbolic flower of Flanders Fields |
| So-called "Godfather of Punk" |
| Candy with a chewy center |
| "Don't Let the Sun Go Down ___" (Elton John hit) |
| Carnival projectiles that might be directed at parts of this puzzle? |
| Verdi work that may include camels |
| Latches (onto) |
| Creator of Creative Cloud software |
| City, informally |
| Some cough remedies |
| Graffiti signatures |
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