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New York Times crossword of November 20th, 2004 other clues
Behind
Behrend College locale
Bevels
Big fans
Bring up
Certain court hearing
Character
Chinese entree
Cockney, e.g.
Component of a healthy ego
Crack
Dark suit
Divided, anatomically
Early American diplomat
1982 Elmore Leonard novel set in south Florida
A VW
Banana oils, e.g.
At the same time
'A Life for the Tsar' hero Susanin
Reason to take Xanax
Right
Ring at the door?
River through Yakutsk
Sometime today, say
Steering challenges
Stravinsky, to Rimsky-Korsakov
Suffers in heat and humidity
Two points
U leaders?
Uses a bobbin
V.P. for just two months
Way up north, once
English variety
Epitome of simplicity
Farm machine
Feeds, in the pen
First lady of Jewish folklore
Friends abroad
Go far afield
Golf goofs
Habit
Head
Hunting holler
It has a lead part
It may be calculated
It may stop a saw
Kindle
Lacking the spunk
Lead-in to an example
Least important
Like a crossword
Like some wills
Lurker
Metal beaters
Middle part
Mountain demarcation
Not give up after failing
Not natural
Optoelectric device
Part of São Paulo
Parting words
Pessimist
Poor
Provincial plugs
Really go for

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