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| New York Times crossword of November 8th, 2008 other clues |
| Beverages similar to kvass |
| Base off the coast of Brest for France's nuclear submarines |
| Bliss |
| Bumps on trunks |
| Buoy |
| Chill |
| Christopher Marlowe play |
| Come up short |
| Cry of relief |
| D.D.E. zone |
| Fastener that's actually easy to pick up and carry? |
| Feeding tube? |
| Get into |
| Gimcrack |
| 1942 Eleanor Powell musical set at sea |
| 'Politics ___ beanbag' (Mr. Dooley maxim) |
| 'This Gun for Hire' star |
| '___ Hombres,' first Top 40 album by ZZ Top |
| 'No, really' |
| '___ Ky Yay' (1998 country song) |
| Sticks you need to break |
| Stretch in the salt mines |
| Tax time |
| Tearjerkers |
| The Mountain Hawks of the Patriot League |
| They're waved in competition |
| Tree that yields a chewable resin |
| Used a thurible on |
| Wagner's father-in-law |
| Wake |
| With 50-Down, like the children in 'A Visit From St. Nicholas' |
| With brass |
| Writing of Publius |
| Gym target |
| Hoot |
| Innovation of the Paleolithic period |
| Jaculates |
| Laser paper option |
| Like a cob |
| Like computer programmers |
| Listings abbr. |
| Many a Carl Czerny composition |
| Meet the requirements |
| Meshed person |
| Missouri senator Claire |
| Nickname in early jazz piano |
| Not your or my, say |
| Nowhere to be found, for short |
| Ostrava tongue |
| PC key |
| Pliny possessive |
| Plum, for one |
| Predecessor of Gregory XI |
| Presenter of bills |
| Relative of a chuckwalla |
| Sampling problem |
| Saw in the dark? |
| School dept. |
| See 21-Down |
| Side dish popular at New Year's |
| Significantly diminish, as profits |
| Snow-___ (winter vehicle brand) |
| Soap, for example |
| Spring break? |
| Stalwart |
| Standards, e.g. |
| Standout performances? |
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