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Alphabet enders, to Brits crossword clue
Z E D S
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New York Times crossword of June 22nd, 2010.
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| New York Times crossword of June 22nd, 2010 other clues |
| 'Are you in ___?' |
| 'Heads' side of a coin |
| 'The buck stops here' prez |
| 12:50 or 1:50 |
| 1965 Vivien Leigh movie |
| Abbr. in co. names |
| At it |
| Bar mitzvah dance |
| Baseball Triple Crown stat |
| Bay Area law enforcement org. |
| Board game turns |
| Box-office hit |
| Briquette residue |
| Center of attention around a campfire, say |
| Conductor Zubin |
| Confessional list |
| Cries out loud |
| Deborah of 'The King and I' |
| Deck treatments |
| Delivery entrance, maybe |
| Dose amt. |
| Excellent, slangily |
| Fair-hiring letters |
| Female TV dog played by males |
| Field of Plato and Aristotle |
| Former boyfriend of 15-Across |
| Fresh talk |
| Gateways or Dells, briefly |
| Georgia home of the Allman Brothers |
| Governing body of a municipality |
| Hallucinogen-yielding cactus |
| Hockshop receipt |
| Howard of satellite radio |
| Impress deeply |
| Kitten call |
| Leave in stitches |
| Letters on a wanted poster |
| Like most urban land |
| Like sorted socks |
| Make privy to, as a secret |
| Many |
| Market surplus |
| Move like a moth |
| Nozzle site |
| Occasionally punted comics canine |
| Often-replaced joint |
| Old comics boy with the dog Tige |
| Palm Treo, e.g. |
| Pays attention |
| Plains Indians |
| Porcupine or gopher |
| Queries |
| Ratatouille or ragout |
| Rawls of R&B |
| Remove, as a branch |
| Rod with seven batting championships |
| Rope fiber |
| Safe havens |
| Sitcom pal of 46-Down |
| South-of-the-border outlaws |
| Souvlaki meat |
| Stereotypically 'blind' officials |
| Strait of Hormuz vessel |
| Suffix for the wealthy |
| Summer on the Seine |
| Swedish home furnishings chain |
| Swing in the breeze |
| The Brat Pack's Estevez |
| To this point |
| Topple from power |
| Totally absorbed |
| Two-thirds of D.I.Y. |
| Ward of 'The Fugitive,' 1993 |
| Word game ... or a word that can precede the starts of 18-, 26-, 43- and 54-Across |
| ___-Ball (arcade game) |
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