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| New York Times crossword of November 12th, 2011 other clues |
| 'Inglourious Basterds' org |
| 17-Across supporter |
| 2005 Emmy winner for 'ER' |
| 495 |
| Al-___ (one of the names of God in Islam) |
| All targets |
| All-inclusive |
| All-Star Dark of the 1950s Giants |
| Awesome parts of a Museum of Natural History display |
| Bombing, e.g |
| Boxing class |
| Broadway acronym |
| California wine locale |
| Cheese ___ |
| Coll. elective |
| Cut |
| Didn't approve |
| Dir. from Gramercy Park to Central Park |
| Eat |
| Form of 'John' |
| Form of 'John' |
| Frank |
| Georgia's ___ Scott College |
| Good looker? |
| Grass roots development? |
| Herald |
| ID theft targets |
| Inner city, e.g |
| It's cut and dried |
| Junkyard dog, probably |
| Keep from drying out |
| Lead-in to some royal names |
| Make more efficient |
| Many a Lockheed Martin employee: Abbr |
| Masked scavengers |
| Musical great whose grave went unmarked for nearly 150 years |
| Name of father-and-son world leaders |
| North Platte feeder |
| One often seen in drag |
| One side in a 1960s civil war |
| One whose crush was caped |
| Palacio resident |
| Part of an ignitron |
| Pavement pounder |
| People who see what you're saying? |
| Period |
| Picks up |
| Place for some car fluid |
| Player of the evil Blofeld in 'Never Say Never Again' |
| Pôrto ___, Brazil |
| Prescription proviso |
| Pulitzer-winning sports reporter Berkow |
| Record producer Talmy |
| Relatives of arroyos |
| See 24-Down |
| Shocker, perhaps |
| Sight-seeing need in Spain? |
| Some dishwashers |
| Stage part |
| Sticker on a plate |
| The 'me' in 'nothing can stop me now,' in a 1962 #1 hit |
| They may help people tune out conversations |
| Troubled |
| Turkish city or province |
| Tyra Banks, vis-à-vis 'America's Next Top Model' |
| Video game letters |
| What a weaver may be guilty of, briefly |
| With 3-Down, Bud product |
| Words of betrayal |
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