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In which computer chips are used? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 1st, 2024 other clues |
| Drumming one's fingers, perhaps |
| "___ Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here!" (long-running British reality show) |
| Sensei's domain |
| Little one |
| Locale of a 1991 coup attempt by the Gang of Eight, in brief |
| "I" lift? |
| Animal on the flags of Spain, Montenegro and Sri Lanka |
| Some snowmobiles |
| Product that reduces static cling |
| Shots |
| London-born actor who was People's Sexiest Man Alive in 2018 |
| Put away |
| "Dress for Less" sloganeer |
| "Romeo and Juliet" setting |
| Wearers of the Star of Life, for short |
| Noted surname in avant-garde art |
| Dated a while back? |
| Certain saxophones |
| #2 |
| Move crabwise |
| Like Pi for much of "Life of Pi" |
| Packed like sardines, often |
| Barbell abbr. |
| Australian lad |
| Native East African people |
| Couple |
| What all straight lines on the surface of a sphere do |
| Degs. for aspiring entrepreneurs |
| Dark ___ |
| Parked it |
| Watchdog's warning |
| Marketing department success |
| Part of a pronoun pair |
| Line from an unhappy diner |
| Writer of the "Phaedrus" circa 370 B.C. |
| Nurse |
| Deadly biters |
| "Yeah, you're lying" |
| Like some tracks |
| Archaeologist's finds |
| Sighting at Yellowstone |
| Where something rankling might stick |
| Bench coverings |
| ___ Demand Action (gun control advocacy group) |
| Home to N'Djamena |
| Small scale business? |
| Queen's residence |
| Where opposites don't attract? |
| "Hey, whatever pays the bills" |
| Nixon established it in 1970, for short |
| Answer irritably |
| Golden retriever who ends up with a chocolate lab? |
| Family group |
| Cause |
| Words on a red tag, maybe |
| Large amount, facetiously |
| Help resolve, as a conflict |
| Bit of Muslim attire |
| Accumulating bowlful while eating edamame |
| Measure of heat, for short |
| Swears |
| Net alternative |
| Eggs-terminates? |
| Nebraska senator Fischer |
| ___-Ball |
| Shoes, casually |
| November handout |
| Assent to un hombre |
| Wine list heading |
| Lined up |
| Pro ___ |
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