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Wall Street Journal crossword of November 17th, 2014 other clues
'Interstellar' director
'Little Eyolf' playwright
'Looks good to me'
'Man, that hurts!'
'Tennessee Waltz' singer
1965 Tony nominee Carrie
Act on a sign of the times?
Acts the siren
Author of the Mostly Ghostly series
Catchall file abbr
Collapsed company of 2001
Consumed quantity
Credit application nos
Dazed state
Degree, e.g
Denial from Dostoyevsky
Do what David did to Goliath
Duck of cold northern regions
Enjoyed a lazy day
Favorable margin
Fellowship checks
Fertility doctor's topic
Flight components
Gets into the pool
Hampshire hauler
He fought the frost giant Ymir
Hit arcade game of 1980s
Home to many wildebeest
In need of repair
Increased in intensity
Isn't apathetic
Joule per second
Kachina doll makers
Leave the country?
Lengths of some dashes
Liability for a musician
Like some elementary artwork
LIRR owner
Loft unit
Magnificent
Mali neighbor
Man of many words
Mets play-by-play announcer Gary
Mrs., in Mexico
Nail setting
New York congressman King
Nobel, for one
Overtime cause
Peters of 'American Horror Story'
Place of seclusion
Producer of 57-Across
Pull down
Put together hastily
Reward for waiting found in the six longest Across answers
Sch. whose grads form 'The Long Gray Line'
Securely attached
Senior member
Sheep tender of rhyme
Slotted on the Saturday prime-time schedule, perhaps
Some are compulsive
Some HDTVs
Spur
Spur
Stern with a bow
Take an ax to
Tampa Bay Rays owner Sternberg
They may be broken by drivers
Two-time co-star of Streisand
Typical American Eagle Outfitters shopper
Will subject
Work units
Workout count
World War II hero Murphy

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