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New York Times crossword of November 1st, 2011 other clues
'GoodFellas' Oscar winner Joe
'Vidi,' translated
'___-Tiki'
Ability
Affirmatives
Alternatives to buttons
Antonym: Abbr
Bar habitué's order, maybe
Big name in underwear
Black cloud or black cat, to some
Blowhard's claim
Came next
Charlie Brown toy that's often 'eaten' by a tree
Chicago mayor Emanuel
Come together
Compares (to)
Contract negotiators, for short
Course in the biology dept
Critic of the selfless
Digital camera mode
Dinero dispensers
Do-it-yourselfer's activity
Drunk
Fond du ___, Wis
Forum cheer
Giraffe's cousin
Govt. meat-stamping org
Gulp from a flask
Half-pint
Hosiery shades
Interstate sign
It's 'the word'
Jacob's twin
Knock for a loop
Last word of 'For He's a Jolly Good Fellow'
Mideast bigwig
New York singing group that last performed in 2007
Nutlike Chinese fruit
Ones named in a will
Pickle containers
Pile up
Pitcher Maddux with four Cy Young Awards
Place for a facial
Post-lecture session, informally
Preparing to drive, with 'up'
Prize won by Obama and Carter
Reminder of an old wound
Replaceable part of a phonograph
Rogen of 'Knocked Up'
See 23-Across
See 34-Down
Short albums, for short
Show host
Show with skits
Snowmobile part
Son of John and Yoko
Spanish sparkling wine
Steel component
Strong adhesive
Suffix with Kafka or Zola
Superman costume part
Tot's enclosure
Turns down
TV's Clampetts, e.g
Two-dimensional measure
Unwilling to budge
Vega's constellation
Vegas gas
Weathercaster's pressure line
What 'O' stands for in the magazine business
With 51-Across, nitpick ... or a hint to 17-, 37- and 60-Across
With 57-Down, memorable 'Seinfeld' character, with 'the'
Woodworking or metalworking class
___ culpa
___ Stadium (Big Apple tennis locale)

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