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Silent hellos and goodbyes crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 17th, 2009 other clues |
| 'All systems go' signals |
| 'Do Ya' rock grp. |
| 'Put a tiger in your tank' brand |
| 20s dispenser |
| A.P. transmission |
| Animal acquired from an animal shelter, say |
| Arctic seabird |
| Bilbao boy |
| Bright double star in Orion |
| Cash who sang 'Black Cadillac' |
| China's Zhou ___ |
| City near Manchester |
| Coins a nickname for |
| Coke competitor |
| Cover ltr. accompaniers |
| Credit card balance, e.g. |
| Cuban base in the news, in brief |
| Daniel of the old frontier |
| Donald Duck, to Huey, Dewey and Louie |
| Dress shirt accessories |
| Eastern royal |
| Emphatic refusal |
| Eyelike windows |
| Fake at the rink |
| Fencing weapons |
| Flew into ___ (got furious) |
| French cheese |
| Great joy |
| Gulf of ___, off the coast of Yemen |
| High and low water lines |
| High-end Honda division |
| IHOP drinks |
| International alliance |
| Italian ice cream treat |
| Japanese prime minister Taro ___ |
| Klutz |
| Lennon's 'Two Virgins' partner |
| Let loose |
| License plate |
| Martial artist who starred in 'Romeo Must Die' |
| Media exec Robert |
| Menus with reds, whites and rosés |
| Nabisco cookie |
| Newsman Koppel |
| Nick who comes at night |
| Not used |
| Okra feature |
| On the ball |
| Ones who stand above the crowd? |
| Orwell's '1984' or Clarke's '2010' |
| Petri dish gel |
| Prodigal ___ |
| QB Manning |
| Rock star whose name is spelled out by the middle letters of 16-, 18-, 39-, 61- and 64-Across |
| Run a tab |
| Scent |
| Sculling propeller |
| See 16-Across |
| See 18-Across |
| See 39-Across |
| See 61-Across |
| See 64-Across |
| Sellout sign |
| She, in Sicily |
| Smartphone introduced in 2002 |
| Squeezed (by) |
| Sudden burst |
| Tampa Bay footballer, briefly |
| The Buckeyes, for short |
| They line up between centers and tackles: Abbr. |
| Wear away |
| ___ for Africa |
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