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Let me guess, you have been playing New York Times crossword and got stuck on the clue Row at the bottom of a spreadsheet.
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Row at the bottom of a spreadsheet crossword clue
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New York Times crossword of November 29th, 2017.
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| New York Times crossword of November 29th, 2017 other clues |
| Gnocchi topper |
| Show signs of life |
| Command to a dog |
| ___ mater |
| Motionless conditions |
| Gospel star Winans |
| Sign of balance? |
| ___ of use |
| 'The following is completely true:' |
| Gym rat's count |
| Six-time Sugar Bowl winner, for short |
| Compare |
| Nibbles |
| Compress |
| Observe Ramadan |
| Half of quadraphonic |
| Slackens |
| On the ocean |
| Deduce, with 'out' |
| Helper: Abbr |
| So-called 'self-wringing' cleaning implement |
| Director DuVernay |
| Hershey toffee bar |
| Source of trendy health juices |
| Sell |
| Early 2000s Fox reality show |
| Otalgia |
| Square after four |
| Pear variety |
| 'Don't you agree?,' in British lingo |
| Email holder |
| Hurts |
| Tear to bits |
| Plate umpire's call |
| '___ the ramparts ...' |
| Iconic chain restaurant, informally |
| Tennis technique |
| Pleasure from inflicting pain |
| Is in the offing |
| Emblem |
| Tennis umpire's call |
| Emotionally honest |
| 2015's Obergefell v. Hodges, for one |
| It may come from a fountain |
| They're held at the beginning of the season |
| Extracurricular group |
| Portent |
| Alibi |
| Japanese art style |
| Product of assorted tones of makeup |
| Baler input |
| Two-tone apex predator |
| Filmmaker Kurosawa |
| Japanese drum |
| Reader's Digest offering |
| Big get for a reporter |
| Way more than a few |
| Food from a root |
| Japanese noodle type |
| Ready to retire |
| Brand name after 'Oh! Oh!,' in old ads |
| What you see when you look up? |
| Column that leans to one side? |
| Japanese noodle type |
| Reason for a hospitalization |
| Castigate, with 'out' |
| More firm, as footing |
| Freshly |
| Who is told 'don't preach,' in a Madonna hit |
| Leon Uris's '___ 18' |
| From ___ Z |
| Record label for the singers starting 18-, 40-, 45- and 66-Across |
| Channel with a 24-hour 'A Christmas Story' marathon on Christmas |
| Word with coal or pine |
| Frozen drink brand |
| Coconutty Girl Scout cookies |
| ___ land |
| Massage |
| ___ lepton (elementary particle) |
| Gather |
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