New York Times - Nov 9 2011

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'You're on!' ITSABET
'___ me my Highland lassie, O': Burns GIE
1960s teach-in grp SDS
Accommodating person? ... or a hint to 20-, 28-, 48- and 57-Across INNKEEPER
Alternative to I, you, he or she ONE
Bat cave deposit GUANO
Bit of crying HOO
Call of a siren? SINNINGSONG
Car dealer's starting point: Abbr MSRP
Chemical agent for climate change ANAGRAM
Chess champion Mikhail TAL
Chewy candy treat ROLO
Construction worker HARDHAT
Darken GROWDIM
Directional suffix ERN
Duplicity SLYNESS
Food and shelter NEEDS
For fear that LEST
French city associated with lace ALENCON
Gianni's grandmother NONNA
Giant legend OTT
Gives the nod to OKS
Good-humored GENIAL
Helsinki hoosegow? FINNISHTANK
Himalayas, e.g.: Abbr MTNS
Home in a Mitchell novel TARA
Home of the Horned Frogs: Abbr TCU
Intentions AIMS
It may be green or black TEA
It's part of the gene pool DNA
Jaded ale drinker's question? GUINNESSAGAIN
Late-night beverages DECAFS
Lesser-known astrology symbol MOONSIGN
Like a successful marathoner? WINNINGFOOTED
Like an acrobat AGILE
Like many a whisper INAUDIBLE
Little slapfest TIFF
Clues Answers
Longtime Democratic House leader PELOSI
Many a rosary carrier NUN
Massage deeply ROLF
Mayberry moppet OPIE
Missing women? STAG
Most downcast MOPIEST
Music producer Brian ENO
Needing no invitation OPENTOALL
Non-P.C. suffix ENNE
Not realized UNMET
Old Buckeye State service station name SOHIO
Old buffalo hunters of the Great Plains OTOE
Org. with auditors IRS
Pied-á-___ TERRE
Prime meridian std GST
Pro's foe ANTI
Prod URGE
Prod GOAD
Pulitzer nominee for the novels 'Black Water' and 'Blonde' OATES
Registering the most on the applause-o-meter NOISIEST
Rugged rocks CRAGS
Safety ___ FIRST
Same: Prefix ISO
Seek damages SUE
Slangy reversal UIE
Some readouts, briefly LEDS
Sting figure GMAN
Suffix with peace NIK
Takes too much, briefly ODS
Tapless tap-dancing SOFTSHOE
They may be announced en route: Abbr ETAS
They're taken in high sch SATS
Title woman in a Harry Belafonte song MATILDA
Warm and comfy TOASTY
Women's businesswear PANTSUIT
Work that gives the illusion of movement OPART
___ Fein SINN