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| New York Times crossword of November 6th, 1997 other clues |
| Loss of footing for a jockey? |
| Manipulates |
| Montreal club |
| More adept |
| Nasty sort |
| Nighttime jockey's gear? |
| Nose (out) |
| Off one's rocker |
| Porn |
| Postgame activity |
| Prizes for a winning jockey? |
| Promgoers: Abbr. |
| Pub potables |
| Put one past |
| Red Cross workers, briefly |
| Riding |
| Rocks ahead |
| Rushlike plants |
| Rye, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Saudi or Iraqi |
| Sermon subjects |
| Shook hands (on) |
| Sleep spoiler |
| Spasms |
| Speech enliveners |
| Spirit |
| Spot in the Senate |
| Stew |
| Suffix with boy or girl |
| Tiffs |
| Top of the heap |
| Trophy locale |
| '___ Smile' (1976 hit) |
| Board member, for short |
| 'Constant Craving' singer, 1992 |
| 'The People's Court' judge, now |
| 'Whatever will I do?' |
| A, B or C |
| Actress Blakley |
| As ___ (usually) |
| Author Rona |
| Bantu tribesman |
| Be hopping mad |
| Bedevils, in a way |
| Bigwig |
| C&W's McEntire |
| Catherine, for one |
| Col. Sanders's place |
| College in Lewiston, Me. |
| Completely sold on |
| Corcordat |
| Crock |
| Ex-Green Beret of film |
| Fab Four name |
| Gives notice |
| He ran against Taylor, 1848 |
| Highlander |
| Hits with a stun gun |
| Ike's ex |
| Indiana's state flower |
| It's true |
| Its motto is 'Industry' |
| Its symbol is two horns |
| José's hurrays |
| Kind of eclipse |
| Lively dance |
| Turns a maxi into a midi |
| Underwrite |
| Vintage cars |
| What a champion jockey holds? |
| Wind, so to speak |
| Words before 'about' and 'at 'em' |
| ___ dixit |
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