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New York Times crossword of November 17th, 2002 other clues
City across the river from Council Bluffs
Come by
Computer file suffix
Container for acid
Craft of 1492
Curve on the surface of a sphere
D.O.T. org.
Deluges
Dos preceder
Dwelling
E.R. figures
Ear: Prefix
Emulated a dove
Epilogues
Exaggerates
Eyeball
Fourth Estate
Get up
Gives wide berth to
Grand ___
Greek nymph with a musical-sounding name
Had
Heart afflictions
High point
Home of Busch Gardens
House speaker before Gingrich
Hubbubs
Hungarian-born financier/philanthropist
Hustles
Imperial or Blue Bonnet
Incomprehensible
Parents
Parts of an athletic schedule
Parts of some pins
Pitying cry
Places of withdrawal
Play to a C-Span camera
Poe's 'The Mystery of ___ Roget'
Pointer
Popular story start
Prepare for storage, as papyrus
Relative of vibrato
Relatives of raspberries
Renoirs, Botticellis, etc.
Result of Sammy Sosa wearing a tight shoe?
Rub the wrong way
Runs a tab
Rush
Sane, briefly
Scads
Scout rider
Settle securely
Sits on a windowsill, say
Slipper
Slopes lift
Some kind of a nut
Sounds heard when a fox enters a henhouse?
Spanker, e.g.
Stage directions
Stallion?
Start to morph?
Swarm
Table scrap
The Protestant Reformation, e.g.
It's just a little out of place
Items of dressy attire
Kind of order
Kind of sole
Land west of Nod
Launch
Learning method
Less ruddy
Letterman, Leno, etc.
Life-threatening
Like Bo-Peep's charges
Like some floors
Lummoxes
Lush
Manic cabbie's sign?
Mars, e.g.
Meager
Mentalist Geller
Monarch, for one
Myrmecologist's study
Neighbor of Armenia
Nightstick?
Nose part
Not for here
Not out
Novitiate?
Nuclei
Old political divs.
Old stories
Old what's-___-name
Old-fashioned letter opener
Ones who may not be on speaking terms
Outdoor party entertainment
The Stooges, e.g.
The U.S. and Can. are in it
Tic-tac-toe loser
Touches
Trunk
Tycoons
Unwelcome snorer
What's more
When you might hear 'gee whiz'?
Where sleeves come from
Where young Moses was found
Who 'ever loved you more than I,' in song
Wild goat
Wire units
Writer Morrison and others
Young New England terriers?
'The Hunt for Red October' and others?
'Cheers' name
'Garden of Earthly Delights' painter
'Laugh-In' segment
'That's ___!'
'The Hobbit' locales
'Thou ___ make me clean' (leper's words to Jesus)
1948 event dubbed 'Operation Sandstone'
1960's-70's C.I.A. chief
1990's soaring asset values?
A bit
Ampules
Animal that may charge
Art prop
Baby ___
Be a union buster?
Biloxi to Galveston, e.g.?
Birds of the Arabian Nights
Breakfast item in old Rome?
Bridge position
Buffoonish
Cable managers, for short
Capture
CBer's number
Central point
Champagne container

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