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Win the World Series in four games, say crossword clue
S W E E P
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| New York Times crossword of November 3rd, 2009 other clues |
| 'Beware the fury of a ___ man': John Dryden |
| 'Gimme ___ ding!' |
| 'Hamlet' setting |
| 'I can't remember if I ___' ('American Pie' lyric) |
| 'Toodle-oo!' |
| '___ Te Ching' |
| Actress Turner |
| Ancient Aegean region |
| Astronaut's work environment, for short |
| Basic building block |
| Blow one's top |
| Brits call it 'the pond': Abbr. |
| Call ___ question |
| Casual greetings |
| Cincinnati-to-Pittsburgh dir. |
| Crème ___ crème |
| Crosses (out) |
| December celebration |
| Drawer holders |
| Each |
| Elmer the Bull's mate |
| Emotion conveyed by wrinkling one's nose |
| End of the quote |
| Enter unannounced, with 'in' |
| Fire: Fr. |
| Fires |
| Flu fighters: Abbr. |
| Former Mideast inits. |
| Gershwin composed one 'in blue' |
| Gila woodpeckers nest in them |
| Golfer Lee |
| Hair goop |
| Hatred |
| Improve |
| Instantly, for short |
| Iran-Contra, e.g. |
| Layers of paint |
| Lucy's friend on 'I Love Lucy' |
| Matterhorn, e.g. |
| Memo starter |
| Middle of the quote |
| Military mess workers, for short |
| Navigator on the Enterprise |
| Not talking |
| Not ___ eye in the house |
| Old Tokyo |
| One of the three green R's |
| Ones living abroad |
| Paper cut, e.g. |
| Part of U.C.L.A. |
| Perlman of 'Cheers' |
| Prefix with cycle or sex |
| Put down, as an uprising |
| Rank below cpl. |
| See 1-Across |
| Sign painter's help |
| Slangy response to 'Why?' |
| Slump |
| Standing at attention |
| Start of a quote by 1-/73-Across |
| Start of many a Scottish family name |
| Surgeon's assistant |
| Trojan War epic |
| Turned out |
| Uncle ___ |
| Unit of gunpowder |
| W.W. II female |
| Water-skiers' holds |
| What Fred Ott did in the first movie to be copyrighted |
| Willa Cather's 'My ___' |
| With 73-Across, former New York governor |
| ___ City (Las Vegas nickname) |
| ___ crossroads |
| ___ gin fizz |
| ___ McMuffin |
| ___ show (carnival attraction) |
| ___ the Hedgehog (video game) |
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