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New York Times crossword of November 5th, 2002 other clues
Economist Smith
Gin's partner
Go out of business
Got threadbare
Great Lakes mnemonic
Grid great Graham
Ham-fisted one
Hang like a chopper
Hilo honcho
How-___ (instructional books)
Image on an old nickel
Item for 58-Down
Kemo ___
Kid-___ (children's shows)
Lantern-jawed celeb
Latish lunchtime
Libidinous deity
Make a boner
Many a trucker
Mosque V.I.P.
Nancy Drew's beau
Need a bath badly
News initials
Numbered work
Old saw
On pitch
Out-and-out
Pack overhead
Pasture sound
Peanut butter choice
Place for mail
Planet, poetically
Prefix with 48-Down
Question to a prospective bride
Question to a speeder
Question to a suspect
Rice-A-___
Roaster's spot
Sandcastle site
Sank, as a putt
Say '@#$%!'
Singer Sumac
Single-celled creature
Site of the 9-Across on an old nickel
Sound from Sneezy
Spanish pianist José
Stalactite site
State with a panhandle
Sugar pie
Tom of 'Newhart'
Traitorous Aldrich
Transported
Tummy muscles
Typewriter type
Ueberroth or Ustinov
Ulan ___, Mongolia
Walkman maker
Work with acid
'Glengarry Glen Ross' playwright
Alphabet ender
Actress Sharon
'Phew!' inducer
'@#$%!,' e.g.
All-night party
Autumn hue
Ball
Big brute
Botheration
Bread for gyros
Call to Fido
Chicago suburb
Close to
Creative spark
Did figure eights, say
Dips in gravy
Do penance
Dolly who sang 'Here You Come Again'

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