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| New York Times crossword of November 4th, 2007 other clues |
| 'A Sentimental Journey' author |
| 'Anne of Green Gables' setting |
| 'Hollywood Squares' line |
| 'Sweet ___' (1937 Oscar song) |
| 'The Perfect Fool' composer |
| 'You're gonna pay!' |
| Ample, to Li'l Abner |
| Anise-flavored apéritif popular in Turkey and the Balkans |
| Annual literary prize since 1946 |
| Arctic |
| Argosy |
| Asian honorific |
| At birth |
| Back |
| Bamboozle |
| Bar code? |
| Batgirl and Wonder Woman |
| Bath suds |
| Berenstain of kid-lit's Berenstain Bears |
| Best Picture of 1954 |
| Biblical name meaning 'laughter' |
| Block buster? |
| Boise-to-Billings dir. |
| Boodle |
| Brandy + orange liqueur + lemon juice |
| Bride in 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding' |
| Brilliance |
| Brit, to an Aussie |
| British hood |
| Broadcast with Baba Booey, with 'The' |
| Buck topper |
| Burlesques |
| Carol ending? |
| Casual denials |
| Champagne department |
| City near Carson National Forest |
| Civic center? |
| Colt .45s, today |
| Common baseball count |
| Copy righter? |
| Cousin of 'uh-oh' |
| Cupcake |
| Deli slice |
| Descry |
| Disraeli and Churchill |
| Doll in 'A Doll's House' |
| Doughboy's topper |
| Elect |
| Eve's follower |
| Ex follower |
| Fancy salad ingredient |
| First name in chillers |
| Fix firmly |
| For the second time |
| Four-time Indy winner |
| French 'White House' |
| French mime |
| Full speed ahead |
| Gives religiously? |
| Go off |
| Gut feeling |
| Half-Betazoid on 'Star Trek: T.N.G.' |
| Have because of |
| Heighten |
| High-end version of a product |
| In addition to |
| In film, gradual appearance of an image through an expanding circle |
| Intact |
| Iron pumper's target |
| It should be even |
| It's all you have to do sometimes |
| It's done |
| It's spotted on a ranch |
| Jazz (up) |
| Jerk |
| Key of cartooning |
| Kona keepsake |
| L.A. summer setting |
| Looked for |
| Lose liquidity |
| Lovers' plight |
| Master of the double take? |
| Misses, e.g. |
| Moviedom's Massey |
| Neighbor of Greece: abbr. |
| Not turned up |
| Nursery nappy |
| Oh of Cologne |
| Olympic troublemaker |
| One of the Brothers Karamazov |
| One on a quest |
| One whose business is taking off? |
| Oscar winner as Mr. Chips |
| Out of the country |
| Oxford pad |
| Physique, slangily |
| Rebuffs |
| Receiver of a brush-off? |
| Reign |
| Ring Lardner title character |
| Ring regulator: Abbr. |
| Role for Alec Guinness and Ewan McGregor |
| Row between houses? |
| Salt |
| Salyut 7's successor |
| Santa's landing site |
| Showy climber |
| Sign inside a restaurant |
| Singer with the 1996 #1 hit 'You're Makin' Me High' |
| Six-pointer, perhaps |
| Skin |
| Slice of history |
| Snap |
| Soft shots |
| Sometimes called |
| State secrets |
| Steep |
| Stinko |
| Subject of Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution |
| Summer topper |
| Swampy |
| Symbol of strength |
| Symbols of strength |
| Tan shades |
| Tasteful |
| To have and to hold |
| Took one's first steps |
| Topping made with pine nuts |
| Transcontinental bridge, e.g.: Abbr. |
| True |
| Tumble |
| Tuscan treat |
| Voltaire's religious view |
| What 'syne' means |
| When repeated twice, et cetera |
| Where to find the Windward and Leeward Islands |
| With Altair and Vega, it forms the Summer Triangle |
| Worry |
| Zigzag |
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