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| New York Times crossword of June 22nd, 1997 other clues |
| 'Edward Scissorhands' star |
| 'James and the Giant Peach' author |
| 'Serpico' author Peter |
| 'That feels good!' |
| 'The First Wives' Club' members |
| 'The Pelican Brief' author |
| 'The Road Runner' background sights |
| 'The Simpsons' bartender |
| '___ mud in your eye!' |
| 18, 19 and 20 of a series |
| 1944 Bing Crosby hit |
| 1944 film |
| 1948 film |
| 1951 film |
| 1965 film |
| 1986 or 1994 film |
| 90's film autobiography subtitled 'My Story' |
| A Turner |
| Actress Harper and others |
| Actress Thurman |
| Antivenins |
| Arches |
| Author LeShan |
| Auto with models 900 and 9000 |
| Ball throwers |
| Bay, county or city of Ireland |
| Bear of literature |
| Big name in video games |
| Bit |
| Blasted a hole in |
| Boost |
| Bootlicker |
| Boots |
| Breaks |
| Breathing aid |
| British F.B.I. |
| Canceled |
| Case workers, for short |
| Certain drop |
| Challenger of the dragon Smaug |
| City near Provo |
| City of northern Finland |
| Coming up |
| Computer game ___ City |
| Contentious political assembly |
| Country singer McDaniel |
| Crayola color |
| Cuddly film creatures of 1983 |
| Daisy variety |
| Dealer in piece goods |
| Dole's Senate successor |
| Domingo y lunes |
| Double fold |
| Embodiment of impractical chivalry |
| En-graved letters? |
| Exciting experience, in slang |
| Fan letdown |
| First name in folk |
| Fish that sings when mating |
| Former Chief Justice Harlan ___ Stone |
| Glass-___ Currency Act, 1913 |
| Golden ___ (seniors) |
| Habituates |
| Helmsman |
| Henry Clay, for one |
| Historic rival of Florence |
| Hoglike animals |
| If A = B and B = C, then A = C, e.g. |
| Impolite reply |
| Intl. air hub |
| Iron: Prefix |
| Isao ___ of the P.G.A. |
| It played the Platters' platters |
| Jostle |
| Kenyan independence leader ___ Mboya |
| Late bedtime |
| Latin clarification |
| Like some walks |
| Literally, 'goddess' |
| Locale of ancient Ur |
| Look for damages |
| Loud and rude |
| Lull |
| Make an outstanding design? |
| Mark of official approval |
| Mid. |
| More than nod |
| Mouths |
| Namesakes of a son of Adam |
| Opium ___ |
| Paul I, e.g. |
| Pays the price for |
| Pitcher Fernandez |
| Pointless |
| Pot contents |
| Prefix with -vert |
| Questionnaire datum |
| Rats |
| Real-life sailor on whom Crusoe was based |
| Recesses |
| Relaxation in 63-Across |
| Request to a guest |
| Riot-stopping grps. |
| Satanic moniker |
| Seasonal drink |
| See 26-Across |
| See 44-Down |
| See 45-Down |
| Shooting match |
| Singer Jackson |
| Site of a famous flag-raising |
| Skirt |
| Slangy turndown |
| Sleeping spots |
| Snob |
| Some TV's |
| Southern swarmer |
| Strait of Messina menace |
| Successful person |
| Super Bowl XIV participants |
| Swiss theologian Barth |
| Sympathetic sounds |
| The Tar Heels: Abbr. |
| Theroux's 'The Happy ___ of Oceania' |
| They make calls from home |
| They're toasted at luncheons |
| Third Chinese dynasty |
| Two-time president of Texas |
| Unfair shake |
| Vidal's '___ Breckinridge' |
| Was in knots |
| West-central Texas city |
| Wheaton of 'Stand By Me' |
| White-knuckled |
| With 111-Down, vulture or hawk |
| With 25-Across, voiced an opinion |
| With 60-Down, bid |
| Word of encouragement |
| Words of praise |
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