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New York Times crossword of November 5th, 1997 other clues
Sphinx's offering
Sportscaster Berman
Stinger
Subway
Superfine
Swear by
Swiftness
Swipe
Symphonic composition
A.C. unit
Tailed
Take apart
'...lovely ___ tree'
Tennessee athlete
'Dragnet' force, for short
'The Raven' maiden
Turkish title
'Who am ___ say?'
50's-60's actress Debra
Upright
Actress Aulin
Witty
Word in Massachusetts' motto
Area behind a dam
WSW's opposite
Available
Brain membrane
Brainteaser
Bridge toll unit
Citrus drink
Club ___
Commercials
Communist
Diana
Diana tribute
Diana, with 'the'
Early Peruvian
Engine knock
Famed Helen
Field
Florida city
Full circle
Genetic initials
Glen Gray's 'Casa ___ Stomp'
H & R Block workers
It may get higher with age
It's full of slots
King ___
Last mo.
Like show horses
Like table sugar
Make enemies of
More black
One of Tom's rivals
One of Tom's rivals
One-spot
Ones providing IV's, maybe
Oscar de la ___
Overhang
Own
Painfully sensitive
Paragraph starts
Pink-slip
Potato choice
Ranee's wrap
Royal's school
Signal light
Sine qua ___
Slangy refusal
Slave leader Turner
Snooty put-on
Socony rival
Sound enhancer
South African leader
Spanish lady

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