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New York Times crossword of November 7th, 2010 other clues
'Beauty and the Beast,' e.g.
'Darn!'
'Fine, tell me'
'Goodness me!'
'Illmatic' rapper
'Well, old chap!'
85-Down is part of it
A sixth of the way through the hour
Activity with flags
Addams Family cousin
Air bag?
Annapolis frosh
Any minute now
Arthur C. Clarke's 'Rendezvous With ___'
Bender
Big name in denim
Blaster
British P.M. between Churchill and Macmillan
Bunch
Call makers
Call to a dog
Certain gamete
Classic sports cars
Classic theater name
Conger cousin
Connections
Couple
Debussy subject
Deck for divining
Didn't go
Early Beatles songs are in it
Entrance requirement, sometimes
Features of some jeans
Fervid
Film you don't want to see
First name on '60 Minutes'
First near-Earth asteroid to be discovered
Foe of 130-Across, at birth
Fool
For fear that
Fountain order
Freeloaded
Frisking Dracula?
Frolic
Furniture material
Gang's area
George Orwell's alma mater
Get rid of
Goldman ___
Good-looker
Gray
Gym number
H.S. junior's exam
Handyman's exclamation
Home of the highways H1 and H2
Home to fly into
Island do
It has 21 spots
It may be elementary
It may involve punitive tariffs
Jewelry designer Elsa
Kind of film
Kingdom overthrown in 2008
Lake ___ City, Ariz.
Lay on
Letter start
Lex Luthor alter ego, once
Like grizzlies
Mark who won the 1998 Masters
May event, informally
Mechanic's task?
Moreover
Mother of Helen and Pollux
Neighbor of Nigeria and Togo
No Mr. Nice Guy
Nobel Prize subj.
Noncommittal reply
Northern hemisphere?
Not worth debating
Nutty treat
Ocean areas
One of the Crusader states
Opera singer Simon
Oscar-nominated actor with the given name Aristotelis
Part of a Latin conjugation
Partway home
Peripheral
Pinned down?
Plain homes?
Popular word in German product packaging
Portrayer of June in 'Henry & June'
Prepresidential title for Bill Clinton or Woodrow Wilson: Abbr.
Preserves holder
Rake
Razzed
Reads the riot act
Ready for publication
Really enjoy going to carnivals?
Refuse to shut up
Requested
Scaling tool
See 3-Down
Seemingly without end
Sentence structure?
Shaggy locks
Sitarist Shankar
Sitcom role for Brandy Norwood
Site of Hercules' first labor
Site of the brachial artery
Skin layer
Sleep unit?
Slide sight
Smirnoff competitor
Snowman's prop
Spot overseer
Spunk
Star-___
Steve who played the title role of Hercules in a 1959 film
Stockholder?
Stockholders?
Straddling one's opponent?
Sudden fancy
Take in
Take to the cleaners
Takes nothing in
The 'K' of James K. Polk
They have duel purposes
Took a card
Trying to stay awake?
Twice-a-month tide
Un-P.C. suffix
Unpopular baby name
Vigorous
Vinegar
What the dissatisfied female giftee might do after Christmas?
With 4-Down, in relation to
Work, in a way
Working hard on
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