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Wall Street Journal Crossword November 6 2023 Answers

Element number 29 (and a scientific clue to this puzzle's theme)
Covertly includes in an email for short
From an earlier century perhaps
Skin care brand promoted by Jennifer Aniston
Asia's ___ Sea
Christmas tree often
Frequent collaborator of McCartney
Finding ___ (2016 Pixar sequel)
Enemy
Turning to 11 as volume
Fish features
Hawaiian necklace
Openly gay
Copenhagen people
It turns litmus paper red
New York saloon featured in a 2000 movie
Short-term British prime minister Truss
Biblical boat
Midday necessities for many children (and some adults)
Spanish rice dish
Helicopter parts
Slip through the cracks?
Write quickly
Japanese pond fish
PAW Patrol e.g.
Highest-grossing film of 1975
Surrounded by
Steal from
Put into words
Dyeing tubs
Totally fall apart
Quaint lodging
Vatican VIP
Heard criticism without pushback
Hoopla
Bills with Jefferson's portrait
Like some baseball throws
Uncooked
Egyptian snakes
Later! (and a phonetic clue to this puzzle's theme)

Course after trig
Finished
Deduct points from perhaps
Wrote as a novel
Gourmet mushroom
Rice-A-___
Wearer of a black hat in a western traditionally
Cube in a salad
Complain
Full of guile
Near future
Soccer star Messi
Stylish
Cozy retreat
Noted soul seller
Bus station
The Matterhorn for one
Org. in the Jason Bourne films
Latest fad
Deck for divination
By the side of
Things to gird
Fine I'm convinced!
Move the boat
Bro's sibling
ABBA's genre
Be in accord
Fancy fish eggs
Poet Gorman who read at Biden's inauguration
Some other time!
Easy to clean in infomercial-speak
Dior fragrance whose name means I love
Bother a bedfellow in a way
Dairy herd
Western tribe
Spanish boy
Accusation to Brutus
School support org.

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