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| New York Times crossword of November 22nd, 2010 other clues |
| '... to buy ___ pig' |
| 'Go, team!' |
| 'Relax, soldier!' |
| 2:1 or 3:1 |
| Academy Awards |
| Actor Cage, familiarly |
| Actor Penn with two 23-Across |
| Actress Sedgwick of 'The Closer' |
| Ali, before he was Ali |
| Baldwin of '30 Rock' |
| Bart Simpson's brainy sister |
| Benevolent and Protective Order group |
| Big name in scotch |
| Boardinghouse window sign |
| Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed |
| British W.W. II gun |
| Cenozoic or Mesozoic |
| Che Guevara's given name |
| Comic's asset |
| Daytona 500 acronym |
| Eerie |
| Elevator pioneer Elisha |
| Energetically, in music |
| Feudal worker |
| Folkie Guthrie |
| French painter of 'Le Pont de Mantes' |
| Gangster's gun |
| Georgia's bulldog or Princeton's tiger |
| Gets on in years |
| Golf peg |
| Green Bay athlete |
| Home of Zeno |
| Hypnotized state |
| Meal money in California? |
| Meal money in Manitoba? |
| Meal money in Massachusetts? |
| Meal money in Tuscany? |
| Most Yemenis |
| Mulder's partner on 'The X-Files' |
| New Mexico county whose seat is Alamogordo |
| Not his |
| Not much |
| On the path to great success |
| Opposite of well done |
| Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme |
| Part of baseball's postseason: Abbr. |
| Persistent, irritating critic |
| Pioneering razor with a pivoting head |
| Played records at a party, say |
| President after Jefferson |
| Quaint roadside stops |
| Quick bite |
| Quote from, as a legal case |
| River near the Great Pyramids |
| Rug rat |
| Scots Gaelic |
| Show that launched Eddie Murphy and Chevy Chase, for short |
| Small plateaus |
| Spanish 'that' |
| Sport-___ (vehicle) |
| Sprite alternative |
| Stitched |
| Tanning lotion letters |
| Tedious way to learn |
| The 'turf' part of 'surf and turf' |
| The Ram |
| U.F.O.'s crew |
| Unconscious state |
| Villain in the title of a James Bond book |
| Wanton look |
| Was sorry about |
| Where Timbuktu is |
| Word repeated in the lyric 'From ___ to shining ___' |
| Wrestling surfaces |
| Yemen's capital |
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