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New York Times crossword of November 12th, 2004 other clues
Safety enhancer
Scrabble piece not found in the Italian edition
Shade of brown
Sharp-penned Coulter
Small boats
Some reeds
Stuff in a sequence
Subject of much poesia
They help you get a leg up
They're rarely discovered
They're unaffiliated: Abbr.
Thomas Jefferson was the first to lead it
Upside-down hanger
Voyage V.I.P.
W.W. I German admiral
Work (out)
Yardsticks: Abbr.
___-Caps (candy)
Base runners?
'I'd do it all over again'
'Spider-Man' co-star, 2002
'___ a good time?'
'___ over!'
100-lb. units
Boston's Liberty Tree, e.g.
Bugs
Burgundy black
Certain Pontiac
Chamber workers: Abbr.
Communiqué segue
Confounded
Countered
Delivers, as water
Delude
Early-morning development
Eventually
Farrow member
Ferry steamer locale
Fizzle out
Floria ___, opera lead role
Folding words
Footnote abbr.
Fossil medium
Goya subjects
Gustave Flaubert's birthplace
Hardly a fan
Hawser
He's no mensch
Highest-grossing movie of 1996
Hill, to a Cambodian
It goes after refuse
It has a wkly. guest host
It may be checked by pinching
Kids' book set in the jungle of Nool
Many a computer user
Nero's successor as emperor
New York University's ___ School of the Arts
Nirvana attainer
Not as direct
O.K.'s
Opposite of great, to Robert Burns
Plea addressee
Pond dweller
Port opener?
Rainy day cover-ups
Regulation rim elevation
Rembrandt, for one

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