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| New York Times crossword of November 23rd, 2003 other clues |
| 'Ben-Hur' studio |
| 'Is that ___?' |
| 'That's ___!' (cry at a lineup) |
| 'The A-Team' actor |
| 'To sum up ...' |
| 'Your attention, please' |
| '___ Liaisons Dangereuses' |
| '___ luck!' |
| '___ Majesty's Secret Service' |
| '___ Sam' (2001 Penn-Pfeiffer flick) |
| '___War,' Shatner series title |
| 10th-century annum |
| 1997 #1 Hanson hit |
| A Bobbsey twin |
| A second shift, possibly |
| A.M.A. members: Abbr. |
| Action taken by an irate pope? |
| Ancient land south of the Dead Sea |
| Any |
| Apiece |
| Author of 'Christ Stopped at Eboli' |
| Ballet performer |
| Basic assumption |
| Basic Toyota |
| Best in the dining room |
| Big name in electronics |
| Big shot |
| Blue hue |
| Bluegrass musician Ricky |
| Born |
| Brew |
| Broaching of a subject? |
| Broken mirror, say |
| Bug |
| Building block, informally |
| Bygone dictator |
| Casual eatery |
| Certain Baltic |
| Chest muscle, for short |
| Clothed |
| Colleague of Jonathan Higgins, in 80's TV |
| Concerto, e.g. |
| Corrida sight |
| Currency transaction fee |
| Darn, e.g. |
| Diamond on stage |
| Dinner in a bowl |
| Dregs |
| Early winter fruit |
| Economy-size |
| Extremist |
| Exultant cry |
| Faddish training, once |
| Fair that's losing money? |
| Finger, in a way |
| Fire truck equipment |
| Fish in a Disney film |
| Floor material |
| Football play |
| Foreword: Abbr. |
| French possessive |
| Fund-raising letter |
| Future J.D.'s hurdle |
| Geezer |
| Give the once-over |
| Give ___ for ...!' (intro phrase) |
| Going from the desert to the rain forest? |
| Gulf of ___ |
| Head of Parliament? |
| Heart |
| Homeowner's concern: Abbr. |
| Hood |
| Jabber |
| Jamaican music |
| Judicial inquiry |
| Kool-Aid choice |
| Land |
| Last word of 'America, the Beautiful' |
| Lerner's partner |
| Like jeans for teens |
| Like some polluters |
| Lilt syllable |
| Look displeased |
| Mack ___, who created the Keystone Kops |
| Many a Marx Brothers movie |
| Matter to be discussed |
| Military meal |
| Milk carton abbr. |
| Mission control grp. |
| Monopoly square: Abbr. |
| Moon vehicle, briefly |
| Most of them have lines |
| Neutral-colored: Var. |
| Nigerian-born pop star |
| No good |
| Not hither |
| Noted Bolshevik |
| NPR's Totenberg |
| Outflow |
| Paying the license fee? |
| Popular shirts |
| Population figure? |
| Prefix with angular |
| Prefix with bel |
| Pres. from Hyde Park |
| Raw |
| Relative of Thai |
| Responsibilities, so to speak |
| Resulted in |
| Retired faculty |
| Robin Williams TV character |
| Ruby, for one |
| Salt |
| Sense |
| Soccer announcer's cry |
| Solitary |
| Sore spot |
| Square footage? |
| Starchy food |
| Sticking point |
| Stole material |
| Suffix with techno- |
| Summer on the Seine |
| Swimming laps, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Tailor's measure |
| They're for people without cells |
| Trample |
| U.N. agcy. for working people |
| Unsolved cases, in TV lingo |
| Valhalla resident |
| West in pictures |
| Wishful thinking? |
| Wranglers alternative |
| Wrangling |
| [Just like that!] |
| ___ Detective (1930's-50's crime fiction magazine) |
| ___ Stone |
| ___-80 (old computer model) |
| ___-en-Provence |
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