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| New York Times crossword of November 6th, 2019 other clues |
| 1980s-'90s sitcom family |
| Skulls |
| "Dang it!" |
| ___ Gal (eponymous gun designer) |
| Fox's home |
| More out there, as humor |
| Mafia head |
| Conclude by |
| ___ Sánchez Vicario of the International Tennis Hall of Fame |
| Set of seven Asian countries, informally |
| Mobile payment service owned by PayPal |
| Explained quickly to get an O.K. |
| Dinosaur in "Toy Story" |
| Mosquito killers |
| Kick out |
| Excel command |
| Common base word |
| Chi follower |
| Affectionate sign-off |
| Award that encourages technological development to benefit humanity |
| Elaborate deception |
| Tilt-a-Whirl and bumper cars |
| Danish cheese |
| River of Hades |
| Sigma follower |
| Start to succeed? |
| Softball toss |
| Genre for 26-Across |
| Brian of ambient music |
| Deli counter call |
| Student with coding homework, for short |
| Sylvia who wrote "The Bell Jar" |
| Something a zoo animal isn't |
| Magic potion |
| Rubberneck |
| Seizes by force |
| 24-Across, in London |
| Togs for a cowboy |
| Seal the deal |
| Good thing to break, maybe |
| Throat dangler |
| Word before light or study |
| Assign stars to, say |
| Loop trains |
| Article of clothing at the very end of the rack |
| Movement that's French for "bent" |
| Unrefined cartfuls |
| Capital of Nigeria |
| Bygone Fords |
| Brit's gasoline |
| Nero's 91 |
| Curbside call |
| Struck (out) |
| Shark attractant |
| Contest in which the Cowboys beat the Steelers 27-17 |
| Austin ___ (Tennessee university) |
| Lo-o-ong stretch |
| Puccini title heroine |
| Going viral, say |
| Three-screen cinema ... or a hint to 17-, 26-, 46- and 61-Across |
| Charles Kingsley's "___ to the North-East Wind" |
| Vows |
| AOL, for one, in brief |
| Members ___ |
| Hip-hop artist with the 2006 hit "Ms. New Booty" |
| Preschoolers |
| One of a ZZ Top duo? |
| "Star Wars" nickname |
| Unspecified series ender |
| Marvel hero with multiple M.I.T. degrees |
| Group overthrown by Zeus |
| One that "eats, shoots and leaves," in a classic joke |
| Unrefined barrelful |
| "___ we a pair?" |
| Spelunking spots |
| Dynamited, maybe |
| Toilette water |
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