November 11th 2017 USA Today crossword answers

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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 78 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Talk like a stereotypical mobster
Flow back, as the tide
Relative of porter
Cheese city northwest of 6-Down
Ex of 23-Across
Much of Paramore's early music
Arthur on four Davis Cup winners
Do the crawl, say
Needing a refill
State fish of Maryland
Took to the cleaners, so to speak
Emirate sometimes pronounced "cutter"
Yet to be settled
Election Day list
Eggs, in labs
Common tree or street name
Strikeout-to-walk ___ (baseball 53-Down)
Crushed underfoot, with "on"
See 33-Down
Equestrian's brake
Parking space fixture
Female slop eater
Call forth, as a memory
Curvy letter
Kett of old comics
"My man!"
Turner portrayed by Angela Bassett
Turnip or carrot
Cancel abruptly
With 8-Down, spiced Starbucks offering
Assented silently
One jogging an actor's memory, say
Change, as a crossword diagram
One-eighty, slangily
Horse-drawn carriage
Scrabble tile container
Baseball card tidbit
First sound in an MGM movie
Place to buy lemonade
Stonestreet of "Modern Family"
Do a galley slave's work
Course that a Brit calls "afters"
Needed liniment
Arthur Miller's "___ of a Salesman"
Pizza magnate "___ John" Schnatter
Baked 52-Across item
Eng's twin
Seek information
Bush 43's "___ of Evil"
It's not liquid, gas or plasma
Lancelot and Galahad
Utah city near Provo
Mrs. David Copperfield
Oversized reference books
Stink to high heaven
Some Spanx apparel
On the road
In an orderly formation
Tassel's place, on a dress
"Deck the Halls" syllables
Drummer's platform
Dick Van Patten sitcom of 1977-81
Created wood dust
Chinese dynasty after the Qin
Old woman's home, in rhyme
Highly luminous cosmic objects
City in NW Italy
Avian pal of Pooh
Do another take of
Analogy phrase
Eligible for lap-band surgery, say
"Roll Tide!" school, for short
Auditioner's goal
Out of the way
Part of a lowercase "j"
Stone of "La La Land"
Adjective before "mobster"
It's taught in modeling schools

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