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New York Times crossword of November 13th, 2002 other clues
'Congratulations!'
'Later!'
Actor Robert or Alan
1949 Tracy/Hepburn film
'This ___ good as it gets!'
60's-70's gallery hangings
Anchorman's network?
Arrivé
Assn. formed in Bogotá
Author Jaffe
Autobahn sights
Beanie's top, perhaps
Belt out
Brews
Broadway dance hit of 1999
Cancun coin
Clog
Come-on
Curiosity
Cut
Dedicated
Do business
Drinker
End of the quip
Fare-beater's aid
Flip
Former Georgia senator
Glorifies
Guns
Häagen-___
Heathrow plane
In danger
Jesse known as the 'Buckeye Bullet'
Kind of time
Like
Like some car headlights
Lip
Loop trains
Middle of the quip
Molière's 'The School for ___'
Mountaineer's worry
N.Y.C. subway overseer
New Jersey town near Teaneck
Nonclerical
Not natural
Old anti-Communist assn.
Old-fashioned theaters
One with duties
Oscar winner for 'West Side Story'
Part of a jazz combo
Pocket protector brigade
Port of old Rome
Prompters' utterances
Qty.
Smudge
Some of them are gray
Sounds of relief
Soup bean
Spanish queen who was given the title 'the Catholic'
Start of a quip
Store, as corn
Subject for Monet
Succulent plant
Sunday ___
There's little point to it
They may be running
This and that
Throat doctor's concern
Topper
Ufologist's study
Urban ___
Wee, to Burns
Where heroes may be found
Wizard, in slang
___ Na Na

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