New York Times Crossword - November 9 2023 answers

Norah O'Donnell's network One with many priors, maybe Leaflike plant part NASA's "all good" Like 80% of the Arabian Peninsula Spoiler alert! It's bacteria! Workers at the rear of some flat boats? Kind of situation that's hopeless Activity that involves shape shifting Musical Horne Squeeze (out) "The very ___!" Result of dropping a tray of coffee drinks? Michelle of "Everything Everywhere All at Once" Cousins of cassowaries Keyboard key not found on smartphones Two-handed gesture Shrunken snack item "Not that shrink!"? Dried version of the almost-ripe poblano Last bit See 65-Down Slosh against, as the shore "Ah" Tally of samples at a geology competition? Salt and pepper or peanut butter and jelly It's rarely taken at night Party game choice Pigment akin to ocher or umber Love of Charles Foster Kane in "Citizen Kane" Thoroughly … or how to read the four Across answers with parentheses in this puzzle Coveted cup "My ___" (medieval term of address) TV dad on "Black-ish" Finks Has a bias Appropriate answer for this spot in the puzzle Sights around Joshua Tree National Park Regularly checking the time, maybe Pass quickly (over) Prosecco alternative, familiarly Iconic feature of the Who's "My Generation" Seat in Parliament? Scott who wrote "The Black Pearl" Bad listening ability One running for Congress? Prefix with -cide Confidence-boosting corporate attire How most stormtroopers look in "Star Wars" Having wrinkles Grow threadbare Unspecified ordinal Excellent, in dated slang Surname at the O.K. Corral Special effects devices at a rock concert Org. with grants for asbestos removal Doubly hyphenated fig. Huge Academic's credential Surveillance org. Shortening used for shortening Toast Cleveland abuts it Indication to stop playing, perhaps Former Arkansas governor Hutchinson Delight One-on-one Olympic event Makes out, in Britain ___ pants Start of a counting rhyme Part of some cells Store, as ashes Follower of G or X Full moon period on the Roman lunar calendar Fix unfairly With 45-Across, Northwest airport, in brief