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Piece played by a pair crossword clue
D U E T
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| New York Times crossword of November 22nd, 2011 other clues |
| Follow |
| Foot of verse |
| '___, though I walk ...' |
| 1998 Spike Lee joint |
| Add one's voice to others |
| Agreement with the captain |
| Ancient Chinese divination book |
| Baby naming, e.g |
| Backs up another time, as computer data |
| Basketball's Alcindor |
| Been-there-done-that |
| Bunches |
| Caustic substance |
| Circular gasket |
| Covered with suds |
| David who sang 'Let's Dance' |
| Dirt spreader |
| Drinks for Chaucer's Miller |
| Either 'Paper Moon' co-star |
| Election Day no |
| Exact look-alike |
| Exact look-alike |
| Fayetteville campus, briefly |
| Files a complaint, say |
| Fix |
| Flavor enhancer |
| Foaming at the mouth |
| Four- or five-star officer |
| Frat. counterpart |
| French apple |
| Give a hand |
| Intro to many an adage |
| Involuntary jerks |
| Kind of duty or center |
| Knucklehead |
| Like Enya's music |
| Yens |
| Line to Penn Sta |
| Obi-Wan ___ |
| One called 'hizzoner' |
| One of 12 in the New Testament |
| Opposite of alta |
| Outback |
| Painter's deg |
| Part of N.Y.S.E |
| Pig's place |
| Popular daytime talk show |
| Powered |
| Salon sound |
| Sandwich shop staple, in brief |
| Scolding word to a dog |
| Shout upon reaching a destination |
| Side jobs for actors |
| Singer with a negative-sounding name |
| Size up |
| Some jazz |
| South African money |
| Sticker inits |
| 'Just my luck' |
| Suffix with brom- |
| Switz. neighbor |
| Taking potshots (at) |
| 'Can't help ya!' |
| 'Dancing With the Stars' airer |
| Trojan's sch |
| 'Don't gimme no ___!' |
| 'Duck, duck' follower |
| Vote in |
| When doubled, displaying affection, informally |
| 'J. ___,' 2011 film |
| Where eagles dare? |
| 'The King and I' actress |
| Whittles (down) |
| 'Well, look who's back!' |
| Wicked women |
| 'Wouldn't that be nice' |
| Dusty room, often |
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