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New York Times crossword of November 16th, 2008 other clues
Exclamation from a blockhead
Explorer Francis
Extremely upset
Eye the bull's-eye
Former Dodge
Freeboot
Gallantry-in-war medals: Abbr.
Hall of Fame coach Ewbank
Hall of Fame golfer who invented the all-plastic club?
Handy places to shop
Have a bawl
Heaven on earth
Hell ___ handbasket
Hit by Marty Robbins, 'El ___'
Hollywood's Téa
House of Representatives divider
Ilse's 'very'
Inspiration for Keats
Interstate sight
Intro with centric
Iron Man co-creator Larry
It's love, in Lille
It's void in Vichy
Items for knitters
Kind of tape
Laying-on of hands?
Letters of commerce
Letters of sizes
Linger in the hot sun
Lip
Long (for)
Loses on purpose?
Lower than: It.
Market closing?
'Wagon Master' actress Joanne
'You dirty ___!'
'You're such ___ for helping'
Abbr. after Ted Kennedy's name
Acapulco gold
Action on Wall St.
Add-on for Gator
Adjustment means on a radio
All-telling gossip queen who repeats everything she hears?
Alla ___ (pasta style)
American Beauty pest
Army type, for short
Assigner of G's and R's: Abbr.
Attorney's favorite sweets?
Author Leonard
Avant-garde composer who sat around a lot?
Big name in tea
Connoted
Delgado's rivers
Destroyer
Detestable one
Disney pirate, 1953
Doodled, e.g.
Driving alternative in S.F.
Eager beaver's assertion
Earthquake
Easter ___ (period up to Pentecost Sunday)
Eban of Israel
Eccentric
Egg ___ yung
Elvis film '___ Scarum'
English duke ___ Gaunt
Enos Slaughter's team for 13 yrs.
Entertainer Martin and others
European resort Monte ___
Everest setting
Roo's donkey friend
Rummaged
Runner Sebastian
Séance-loving crime writer?
Show too much feeling?
Slope
Some etiquette rules
Sorority letter
Swamps
Swedish import
Tenor, perhaps
Teutonic name part
Top Chinese Zhou
Toy store ___ Schwarz
Tree with serrate leaves
Trip-planning org.
Tuba sounds
U.S. president after Grant
United competitor: Abbr.
Uris hero ___ Ben Canaan
US Airways datum: Abbr.
Useful article
Vacation destination for sandwich lovers?
Wild
Y-axis, for one
Y. A. Tittle scores
Yards, e.g.
Yaw relative, on an aircraft
York, e.g.: Abbr.
Young wife (age 18) of Charlie Chaplin (age 54)
Your future is their business
Yul Brynner died the same day as ___ Welles (odd fact)
'Song of the Islands' co-star Jack
'I have no face cards' actress?
'Loverboy' actress who made the cast sick?
'O.S.S.' star, 1946
'Rats!'
Meshed foundation in lace
Monstrousness
Moscow V.I.P. who liked to cook on a ship?
Mythical piper
Nails but good
Near Eastern port
Nonmatching item, maybe
Noriega's weapons
Not express
Obi-Wan Kenobi, for one
Ocho minus cinco
Odd morsel
Old aviation magazine ___ Digest
Old IBM offering
Old Testament king
Online address
Operated
Option for a sandwich
Opus with singing
Org. with a five-ring logo
Passionate tennis star?
Patrick Macnee's 1960s TV co-star Diana
Piece that gets riveted
Planned site of the Geo. W. Bush Presidential Library
Prima donna Norman
Pullman supports
Really test
Rear admiral's org.
Reason for overtime
Red Roof rival
Regular writing
Reign
Relatives of TV host Tom
Reshape a cornea, say
Restraints
Ronny & the Daytonas hit

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