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| New York Times crossword of November 6th, 2012 other clues |
| 'Does that ring ___?' |
| 'Fore!' |
| 'Julius Caesar,' for one |
| 'Seinfeld' woman |
| 'This Week' airer |
| '___ my wit's end' |
| '___ who?!' |
| Alter altar plans, maybe |
| And others, for short |
| Assign, as blame |
| Biol. class topic |
| Bird: Prefix |
| Blowup: Abbr |
| Blue stone |
| Buffalo player |
| Cheesed (off) |
| Choppers |
| College org. with a Color Guard |
| Darts venue |
| Event in which you may drive a hard bargain? |
| Exactly ... like a conservative's plan to lower taxes? |
| F.D.R. or L.B.J.: Abbr |
| Fancy chocolatier |
| Fundamental belief |
| Game in which the orange ghost is named Sue, not Clyde |
| Genesis maker |
| German philosopher who wrote 'The true is the whole' |
| Grand ___ Island |
| Hearth residue |
| Heated disputes |
| Hosp. test |
| How a director of campaign advertising works |
| However, briefly |
| Intelligence org |
| It's seen off la côte de la France |
| Jungle swinger |
| Kitchen brand |
| Like no stone, for the meticulous |
| Like some baseball teams |
| London mayor Johnson |
| Loretta who sang 'Coal Miner's Daughter' |
| Louis XIV, e.g |
| Memorable 2011 hurricane |
| Mountain cat |
| Mouthing off |
| Nuisance that keeps returning, in metaphor |
| Number of years between censuses |
| Old Italian coin |
| One on the way up |
| PC insert |
| Pickle holder |
| Pop's Brothers ___ |
| Possible cause of brain freeze |
| Rap's Dr. ___ |
| React with extreme disgust |
| Religious belief of eight U.S. presidents |
| Rooms in una casa |
| See 1-Across |
| Senators' org |
| Singer Damone |
| Song sung by a patriotic politician |
| Sought-after rock |
| Space ___ |
| Stridex target, informally |
| Subject of many a political scandal |
| Tarmac fig |
| Tease |
| The Cowboys, on scoreboards |
| Turn-___ |
| Vice president Gore and others |
| Vogue competitor, for short |
| What a plea bargain obviates |
| With 74-Across, voting system that affords anonymity ... or the theme of this puzzle? |
| Writer Jong |
| ___ Mahal |
| ___ Na Na |
| ___ party |
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