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Tuesday, 4th November 2008

There are 37 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 4th November 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Summer drinks	ADES
AAcross 5:	___ the aisle (bipartisanly)
AAcross 11:	Like William Howard Taft
AAcross 14:	Actress Polo who played a presidential candidate's wife on "The West Wing"	TERI
AAcross 15:	Wilderness home
AAcross 16:	Ginger ___
AAcross 17:	Early November occasion in the U.S.
AAcross 19:	Zero
AAcross 20:	Singer Mann	AIMEE
AAcross 21:	The Blue Jays, on scoreboards
AAcross 22:	Ribicoff and Lincoln, familiarly	ABES
AAcross 23:	Dropped a size
AAcross 26:	Forestall
AAcross 28:	Corrode
AAcross 29:	Actor Rob who played a presidential aide on "The West Wing"
AAcross 31:	Italian battery pioneer
AAcross 32:	It went up in the 1960s
AAcross 35:	Inaugural ball holder
AAcross 36:	What many Americans will do on 17-Across (as hinted at by highlighting all the V's in this puzzle's answer)	CASTAVOTE
AAcross 38:	Where the "Mona Lisa" hangs
AAcross 41:	Leaves early, as an office
AAcross 44:	Cause for celebration: Abbr.	ANNIV
AAcross 45:	___ cava
AAcross 46:	Japanese moolah
AAcross 48:	Deprive, as through a loss
AAcross 50:	"View of Toledo" painter
AAcross 53:	I.R.S. workers	CPAS
AAcross 54:	Jr.'s Jr.
AAcross 56:	"Holding Out for ___" (1984 Bonnie Tyler hit)	AHERO
AAcross 57:	Cereal bit
AAcross 58:	Sights at polling places	BALLOTBOXES
AAcross 61:	35 is the minimum one to be U.S. president
AAcross 62:	New York lake
AAcross 63:	7/4/1776, for one
AAcross 64:	Sen. Kennedy
AAcross 65:	Most likely to raise eyebrows
AAcross 66:	Iowa college town	AMES
DDown 1:	Relaxed	ATEASE
DDown 2:	Samson's undoer
DDown 3:	Religious recluse
DDown 4:	"Attack, Rex!"	SICEM
DDown 5:	___ Baba
DDown 6:	Co. captain?
DDown 7:	Tirade
DDown 8:	High, in a way	ONDOPE
DDown 9:	Beatles drummer
DDown 10:	Nondairy milk source
DDown 11:	Water pump turner
DDown 12:	Not recognizable by	ALIENTO
DDown 13:	Kennedy-era launch	TELSTAR
DDown 18:	President pro ___	TEM
DDown 22:	Long-legged shorebird
DDown 24:	Beethoven dedicatee	ELISE
DDown 25:	"___ Stop" (Bill Clinton theme song)	DONT
DDown 27:	Mrs. Perón	EVITA
DDown 30:	Zigzag
DDown 33:	Musicians John and Christine	MCVIES
DDown 34:	Baby buggy?
DDown 35:	Outspoken
DDown 37:	Barn topper
DDown 38:	Researcher's wear
DDown 39:	Short, as an article	ONEPAGE
DDown 40:	Not yet having gone before an M.P.A.A. board
DDown 42:	It involves reading letters out loud	EYEEXAM
DDown 43:	Hide
DDown 45:	Hidden
DDown 47:	Hangmen's needs
DDown 49:	Article of food
DDown 51:	Gossip
DDown 52:	"The Mary Tyler Moore Show" spinoff	RHODA
DDown 55:	"Would ___?"	ILIE
DDown 58:	Bad sound at a campaign rally
DDown 59:	Takes too much, briefly
DDown 60:	"Mom" in a heart, maybe, for short

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