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Subject of a onetime Nepali hunting license [true fact!] crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 6th, 2014 other clues |
| 'As if you could kill time without injuring ___': Thoreau, 'Walden' |
| 'Just a mo!' |
| 'Just a moment!' |
| 'Nebraska' star, 2013 |
| 'You can count on me' |
| - |
| - |
| 2014 World Cup host |
| Airplane with the propeller at the back |
| Bad feelings? |
| Bad looks |
| Bear on a field |
| Belated observation of 4/14/12 |
| Beneficiary of the 37-Across, in modern times |
| Blue eyes, e.g |
| Bone: Prefix |
| Captain's direction |
| Co-signer, say |
| Copy editor's concern |
| Deal |
| Diamond complements |
| European city of 500,000+ whose name translates as 'to eat' |
| Eye |
| Feast of unleavened bread |
| Filmdom's Napoleon Dynamite, for one |
| First name in 'Star Wars' |
| First name in space |
| Flightless bird |
| Gardner namesakes |
| Hair gel, e.g |
| Home of Charlotte Amalie |
| Hoopster Jeremy |
| Impersonated |
| Junk shop transaction |
| Language from which 'cummerbund' comes |
| Last name of three Indianapolis 500 winners |
| Leader of a noted 37-Across |
| Left for good |
| Leveler |
| Like the people of Siberia |
| Location of the 37-Across |
| Loser on account of the 37-Across |
| Many a state lottery game |
| More Serling-esque |
| Mythical Greek who slew Castor |
| Nonmusical Abba |
| Not perfectly put |
| October War leader |
| One of eight for Stephen Sondheim |
| One who's just out for a good time |
| Party game |
| Pending, as a legal decree |
| Priestify |
| Product of organic decay |
| Result (from) |
| Schedule listing |
| See 19- and 54-Across and 11- and 41-Down |
| Setting for much of 'Inglourious Basterds' |
| Snake's place, in part |
| So to speak |
| Sort |
| Southernmost U.S. capital |
| Spare item? |
| Stadium projection, maybe |
| Strange bird |
| Tots |
| Turn blue? |
| Unanimously, after 'to' |
| Vein filler |
| What cabalists do |
| Winter plantings? |
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