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| New York Times crossword of November 1st, 2018 other clues |
| Chief agricultural export of Kenya |
| *Branded candy with multicolored beans |
| Close follower of a team? |
| Loser |
| *Idiom meaning 'guaranteed' |
| Sphere |
| Louver feature |
| Corrects, as an ID on Facebook |
| Staple of ragtime music |
| *Mr. Moneybags |
| McGillin's ___ Ale House (historic Philadelphia tavern) |
| Custom-fit |
| Sticky stuff |
| *Small talk |
| Neighbor of Tonga |
| Debugging aid? |
| Take a flier |
| *Sound of little feet |
| Nocturnal affliction |
| Deprive of courage |
| Them's the breaks! |
| *Tycho Brahe contemporary |
| One who might explain the birds and the bees |
| Did one leg of a triathlon |
| *Woman's young lover, in slang |
| One-named French designer |
| Dr. Seuss' real surname |
| Tops |
| 3.3, give or take |
| Prefix with economics |
| Part of a steering system |
| Explorer whose name is a sport |
| Richly luxurious |
| A lot |
| Up |
| Pet form of José |
| Figure seen on the National Mall, informally |
| Uses a keyhole, perhaps |
| River past Orsk and Orenburg |
| Picking up things? |
| 'See ya!' |
| Frank Herbert's 'Dune' series, e.g |
| Visigoth vis-à-vis Rome |
| Ability |
| Actress Campbell |
| Rush |
| Scoundrel, in Britain |
| Frigid |
| What's helpful to a degree? |
| Add to in haste |
| Girl in the fam |
| Scratch, say |
| Without a downside |
| Admitted |
| Groups on Noah's Ark |
| Sea of Tranquillity, e.g |
| Word in many Catholic church names |
| Bond girl in 2006's 'Casino Royale' |
| Ink stain, e.g |
| Shade of deep purple |
| Writing on many a greeting card |
| Bossed around |
| 'Cool beans!' |
| Snake genus, or one of its members |
| ___ Field, former home to the Houston Astros |
| Bridge player's combo |
| 'The Thin Man' role |
| Leapt |
| Solidarity leader Walesa |
| Like sandals |
| Cary of 'The Princess Bride' |
| Something you must be willing to leave? |
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