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| New York Times crossword of November 14th, 2020 other clues |
| Crude verse |
| Big Apple sch. system |
| 1960s "It Girl" Sedgwick |
| Preceders of spikes, in volleyball |
| Rising |
| Eliot hero |
| Tributary of the Missouri |
| Chill |
| Davis of Hollywood |
| ___ teeth (rarity) |
| New Zealand demonym |
| Very top |
| When the National Day of Prayer is celebrated |
| Forensic science subject |
| Diminutive suffix |
| Body part with a 63-Across |
| Literally, "art-doer" |
| Religious observance |
| Pines |
| "All ___ are civil ___, because all men are brothers" (quote attributed to François Fénelon) |
| For whom the ravens Huginn and Muninn collect intel, in legend |
| California roll ingredient |
| Lane hugger? |
| Working as a go-between |
| Achilles, for example |
| Assembly line feature |
| "___ the Wizard" (show tune) |
| "My Violent Evil Monster Just Scared Us Nuts" and others |
| Swan song |
| Sharp |
| Me time, say |
| Countless |
| Attachment to a car's dashboard |
| Stick: Sp. |
| Proceed down the runway, perhaps |
| Late actress Diana of "Game of Thrones" |
| Discusses |
| Parliament votes |
| High dudgeon |
| See for a bit |
| "Kimigayo," in Japan |
| Comic actor who played Sir Robin and Harry the Haggler |
| 62-Down part |
| Fresh bread? |
| Formal |
| Turn off |
| It might be hair-raising |
| Parlement vote |
| Historian's specialty, perhaps |
| "I see you've left me no choice" |
| ___ dixit |
| Bundestag vote |
| Adjective on an Indian menu |
| "I swear!" |
| Concern about an old sofa |
| Unmoored, in a way |
| Predicament |
| Quieted down |
| Mythical figure associated with snakes |
| Like some bread and beer |
| Research org. in Bethesda |
| Getting close, perhaps |
| Bath water? |
| Cover-up in court |
| Totally useless |
| Do makeup? |
| Something to sneeze at? |
| Brand with a classic "501 Blues" ad campaign |
| Roast V.I.P.s |
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