New York Times - Nov 27 2010

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'Check it out!' GOSEE
'Gotcha' IDIG
'Old China' essayist ELIA
'Quickest way to Harlem,' in song ATRAIN
Adjective-less language NAVAHO
Aging establishment WINERY
Allergy symptom WHEEZE
Alternatives to Triscuits RITZES
Back in RETRO
Bond girl player Green EVA
Bouncer in a sports stadium? BOBBLEHEAD
British leader in the Seven Years' War PITT
Buzzes ADOS
Casual remarks? SEZ
Chowderhead BOZO
Confusion WELTER
Cost to get out of 46-Across BAIL
Defeated contestant in a face-off FIRSTONETOBLINK
Deprive of vitality GELD
Deux into quatorze SEPT
Dinar earner SERB
District in southern Kazakhstan ARAL
Do some impressive work? ETCH
Duel action FASTDRAW
Features of some bear traps STEELJAWS
Felt SEEMED
Float maker SODAJERK
Folk rock singer Straw SYD
Game with tricks ECARTE
Got on the horn DIALED
Harmony spoiler FLATNOTE
High-class affliction? SENIORITIS
Historic institution near Slough ETON
Iconic building? SHRINE
Is for you? ARE
It uses 20 different end rhymes for 'ore' THERAVEN
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Kids' rhyme starter EENIE
Kite, often SOARER
Like many offs. RETD
Like some chickens FREERANGE
Like some eyes SORE
Literally, 'small wheel' ROULETTE
Male doll ADONIS
Mediterranean appetizer CALAMARI
Moose Drool or Trout Slayer ALE
N.F.L. cornerback ___ Bly DRE
Nabokov novel PNIN
Neighbor of Scorpius ARA
Novelist Diamant and others ANITAS
Old dirk SNEE
Patent-Motorwagen inventor BENZ
Ping-Pong or dancing, for short REC
Poll fig. PCT
Reaction from one who has a bone to pick? ARFARF
Red-cards, say EJECTS
Ryan of 'Star Trek: Voyager' JERI
See 33-Down JAIL
Send a Dear John letter ENDIT
Setting of Mozart's only clarinet concerto: Abbr. AMAJ
Show in which many pots disappear? THEBIGGESTLOSER
Show opener ACTONE
Something intended to move fast SALEITEM
Something to be struck with AWE
Ticked TEED
Tony winner Caldwell ZOE
Took back, as words ATE
Turns sharply SLUES
Turtle's eye, often SLIT
TV segment TELE
Unlike chickens BRAVE
Word on a scale TARE
Working class's antithesis IDLERICH