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| New York Times crossword of June 21st, 2019 other clues |
| Their pockets aren't deep |
| "Dominant" thing |
| "It wasn't my fault" |
| What "de rien" might be a response to |
| Precisely |
| Ted with a cameo in the movie "Ted" |
| Instruction given through a rolled-down window |
| Cross |
| Singer Khan |
| Creaky part of a house |
| Where to stick a toothpick |
| Front part of a saddle |
| Something relatively complicated? |
| Off-the-shoulders hairstyle |
| At all |
| Certain competition |
| "If someone ___ careful ..." |
| Part of the eye |
| Seriously bother |
| 1/8 of a standard stick of butter: Abbr. |
| "Tom Thumb" antagonist |
| Wanderer's refuge |
| Father of Deimos and Phobos |
| Big shot? |
| Product sold in bars |
| Some deer |
| OB/GYN offering |
| Words in hide-and-seek |
| Aids for snoops |
| A crowd, so to speak |
| Fleece |
| Shade of white |
| Rafael Nadal's country, in the Olympics |
| Sign indicating a sign |
| What vines do |
| Bettor's winnings |
| Owner of Bloomingdale's |
| Often-repeated bit of modern folklore |
| British philanthropist Henry |
| Some commercial work |
| Hard to grasp, say |
| Insurance department |
| Sets, as a price |
| Expert sleuth |
| Things on the back of a computer |
| ___ reflex, infant's instinctual spreading of the arms |
| Wanders |
| Turn a blind eye |
| "Gracious!" |
| Wed |
| Part of the eye |
| Believe it! |
| Enter one's password, maybe |
| Ultramodern |
| Went after |
| Festive mayo day |
| Political commentator Ezra |
| Game with lots of instructions |
| Nail job, for short |
| With 49-Down, early tryout |
| John Updike novel subtitled "A Romance" |
| Dining adornment |
| Light |
| Bud |
| Word before and after against |
| Government sleuth, quaintly |
| Cookout item, for short |
| Entertainer and civil rights activist Horne |
| See 37-Down |
| Org. in "The X-Files" |
| It's in the bag |
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