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Singer in the '24 documentary "The Greatest Love Story Never Told" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 17th, 2024 other clues |
| Cloying |
| Decisions |
| Picture you carry everywhere, for short? |
| Company with a yellow stick-figure mascot known as the "Running Man" |
| Matt of "Magic Mike" |
| HOMES component |
| Attachment to an air pump |
| "My treat" |
| Tushies |
| Outer edge of brie |
| Everyone in Georgia? |
| ___ mind |
| Shouts from fútbol fans |
| Gives in to gravity |
| Cynthia of 2024's "Wicked" |
| "Truth alone triumphs," for India |
| Awards quartet |
| Counterpart of un abrazo |
| ___ and Jan Berenstain, co-creators of "The Berenstain Bears" |
| One of Mario's catchphrases |
| Pots for pens |
| Ice belt? |
| Invaluable source of information, metaphorically |
| Give an artfully evasive answer |
| Like Swiss Army knives |
| Scottish loch |
| Article in Alsace |
| "Fake it ___ you make it" |
| Soaks up some sun |
| Detector of lies, informally |
| Work the land |
| James for whom a NASA telescope is named |
| Try again |
| Apt rhyme for "fling" |
| M.I.A. |
| Line before takeoff |
| Pasted pasta |
| Actress Russell |
| Amazon streaming content? |
| The other way around |
| Soave or sangiovese |
| Coupon clipper's acronym |
| Lively get-togethers |
| Santa's staff |
| Seminal protest song written at a Greenwich Village cafe |
| Consecrated |
| Use a pen, say |
| Moroccan metropolis |
| R.N.'s workplace |
| Rose of "Bridesmaids" |
| Maximum |
| Stone for some ear gauges |
| Swing ___ |
| Cosmetic product whose name is a portmanteau of its result |
| From, in Frankfort |
| Purveyors of pastrami and pickles |
| When the credits roll |
| Optic layers |
| Narrow inlet |
| Seemingly forever |
| One may be circular |
| Of sound mind |
| Like over half the residents of Dearborn, Michigan, the largest U.S. city with this distinction |
| "The ___ of You" (2024 rom-com) |
| Refuse to sully oneself |
| Creator of the G.O.P. elephant |
| "So they tell me" |
| Kennedy for American, e.g. |
| Spinners, jigs and flies |
| A Kennedy |
| Den |
| Asian bean variety |
| Huff |
| Texted reply of gratitude |
| Neighborhood seen from a 93-Across? |
| App with pics |
| Nonnegotiables |
| "I love," in Lima |
| Litter of a cockapoo and a puggle, say |
| Hindu god of rights and responsibilities |
| "The L Word" creator Chaiken |
| Mandarin : xièxie :: Japanese : ___ |
| Saliva secreter |
| Bronze statue outside of 30 Rockefeller Plaza |
| Mum's word? |
| Jack, for one |
| Take responsibility for |
| Part of Q&A: Abbr. |
| Tom's partner |
| Rookie |
| "Fair enough" |
| Memo heading |
| Breanna of the W.N.B.A., to fans |
| Co-worker's "Send something over" |
| Self-sacrificial sort |
| Antiquated laundry receptacle |
| Helpful toehold for a French learner, say |
| Record of the year |
| Herbal essences |
| Movie in which the Wet Bandits get "scammed by a kindygartner" |
| Touch |
| Part of a strong hand |
| Typo catchers, in brief |
| "The Penguin" airer |
| "And what's he then that says I play the villain?" speaker |
| One of the Torah's four foremothers |
| Starchy root |
| Recipe verb |
| Partner of glitz |
| Feline hybrid |
| Dwelling seen from a 93-Across? |
| Chicago's Lake ___ Drive |
| See to |
| Aptly named plug-in hybrid |
| Participant in the annual "S.N.L." Christmas joke swap |
| Glass artist Chihuly |
| Biblical sanctuary |
| Whimsical method of transportation depicted in this puzzle's grid |
| Abbreviated entreaty |
| Fresh cut |
| Pull all the strings, so to speak |
| Some luxury cars |
| Girl seen from a 93-Across? |
| Upper underwear |
| Vehicle seen from a 93-Across? |
| Enthusiastic assent |
| Concerning "speck" in a sugar bowl |
| "Perish the thought!" |
| Lumpy-looking fruit |
| Activist Yoko |
| Bit of swag that may be screen-printed |
| Super Mario Bros. console |
| Reason to see a dermatologist |
| Push (around) |
| Sports division? |
| Nosh |
| Bit of quinoa |
| Jesmyn ___, first woman to win two National Book Awards for Fiction |
| Pour things? |
| Crossed arms, furrowed brows, etc. |
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