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New York Times crossword of November 3rd, 2020 other clues
Opus ___
Path between buildings
Doggedly pursued
Smooth-talking
*Nursery rhyme character seen in Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass"
Proust title character
Ex-spousal support
Designer dog that crosses a Pomeranian and terrier
Neutral shade
Flavor-boosting additive, for short
A little off
Opal or onyx
"That's what they tell me, anyway"
Asinine
Country between Venezuela and Suriname
National mammal of the United States
*Very convenient ... or, when read in six parts, a hint to the answers to the starred clues
Decorate
"Too rich for my blood!"
Had dinner at home
Australian avians
"I didn't see you there!"
Sight on the back of a jeep
Some TVs and cameras
Kind of card for a phone
Sharply dressed
*Classic TV show starring a cowboy puppet
"How you doin'?"
The apostrophe in :'-(
Take over responsibilities from
Harvard rival
Country whose stamps use glue that's certified kosher
House ___ Committee
Sailor's song
Company with a spokeslizard
Chinese stir-fry with pork, eggs and mushrooms
___ it down a notch
Open, as a gift
Absolutely delights
Four-door, maybe
Hazardous gas
Approached furtively
Rock subgenre
Actor Hawke
Jordan's Queen ___
Mazda sports car
Fellas
Alternative to the pill, briefly
Apple Pencil and Microsoft's Surface Pen, for two
Marriott competitor
Fairy tale baddie
Road trip accommodations
*Industrial-strength
Site with tech tips
Treehouse or blanket fort, perhaps
Undergrad degs.
Umberto who wrote "Foucault's Pendulum"
Wedding vow
Hither and ___
E, in Morse code
So far
Mischief-maker
Gossipy meddler
Washroom, in Worcester
London ___ (tourist attraction)
Pastoral poem
Place to get highlights
*Peachy-keen
Prefix with potent
Polish before publishing
Alexandre who wrote "The Count of Monte Cristo"
Last name of two U.S. presidents
Health resort
"Incredible!"
A braggart has a big one
Scoundrel
___ Oh, first Asian woman to host a major awards show
Not as sunny

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