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| New York Times crossword of November 1st, 2016 other clues |
| 'Wheel of Fortune' buy |
| 'Your majesty' |
| '___ aside ...' |
| '___ mañana' |
| 4.0, e.g |
| Actress Turner |
| African virus |
| Alternative to cake |
| Ancient Central American |
| Arbitrary non-explanation, after 'because' |
| Basis of a refreshing Mideast beverage? |
| Begins to wake |
| Blond now, say |
| Broke off |
| Burn superficially |
| C.E.O.'s deg |
| Cabinet dept |
| Cartoon frame |
| Categorize |
| Chill in the air |
| Chomped down on |
| Commercial symbols in Lomé? |
| Country completely surrounded by South Africa |
| Court recorder |
| Cries of dismay |
| Cry after 'Psst!' |
| Cry from Juliet |
| David ___, comic with a famous Richard Nixon impression |
| Downton Abbey headgear |
| Emphatically zero |
| Ethan Frome's wife |
| Events in Bonnie and Clyde's biography |
| Far Eastern mimics? |
| First U.S. color TV maker |
| Gavotte, minuet and cancan? |
| Greek H's |
| Have supper |
| Her face launched a thousand ships |
| Indian ___ |
| Lead-in to land for Willy Wonka's workers |
| Leader of a group of elves |
| Leer |
| Metonym for Middle America |
| No longer an octogenarian |
| Obama's signature health measure, for short |
| One of the Seven Dwarfs |
| Prefix with dexterity |
| Pres. Jefferson |
| Prevailed |
| Providers of low notes for rumbas? |
| Quibbles |
| Reptile at the top of the Jurassic food chain |
| River in Stephen Foster's 'Old Folks at Home' |
| Rolling stones lack it |
| Sampled |
| Skins' opponent in a pickup game |
| Sondheim's 'It Takes Two,' e.g |
| Source of indigo |
| Speaking up? |
| Suffix with hazard |
| Tailor's unit |
| The 'Y' of TTYL |
| Timid |
| To be, in Toulouse |
| Tolkien terror |
| Tone deafness |
| Total jerk |
| What a cyclops has in common with a cyclone |
| What kindness and graceful aging reveal |
| When repeated, child's term for supper |
| ___ weevil |
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