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| New York Times crossword of June 24th, 2001 other clues |
| 'Ben-___' |
| 'Ben-___' |
| 'Je ne ___ quoi' |
| 'Je ne ___ quoi' |
| 'The Butcher Boy' star, 1997 |
| '___ Had It' (1959 hit) |
| '___ Had It' (1959 hit) |
| '___ Love' (Nicolette Larson hit) |
| '___ worse than death' |
| 1/60 of a trillionth of a min. |
| 1991-92 U.S. Open winner |
| 2000 Heisman Trophy winner ___ Dayne |
| Altar in the sky |
| Altar in the sky |
| Amerada ___ (Fortune 500 company) |
| Amount of work |
| Anatomical rings |
| Approval indicator |
| Babysitter's bane |
| Barrel piece |
| Big foot? |
| Bond's C.I.A. ally |
| Book that includes the reign of Tiberius |
| Box |
| Box |
| Bygone royal |
| Bypass |
| Bypass |
| Châlons-sur-___, France |
| City near Vesuvio |
| Classic French film 'Pepe ___' |
| Coupon user |
| Court whiz |
| Cousin of an agouti |
| Deeply desires |
| Dickens's Pip, e.g. |
| Digital machine inventor |
| Disapproving comment |
| Discharge |
| Discharge |
| Dissents |
| Divas' tributes |
| Don Quixote, e.g. |
| Don Quixote, e.g. |
| E-mail address endings |
| E.U. member |
| Eighth avatar of Vishnu |
| Elmo or Ernie |
| Enterprise |
| Expendable |
| Extent |
| Extent |
| Eye-catching |
| Fearsome fly |
| Fills up |
| Fills up |
| Fix, as a pump |
| Flush |
| Flush |
| Fooling around |
| Furthermore |
| Gay place |
| Geom. solid |
| German admiral defeated by the British, 1914 |
| Get support from |
| Gong |
| Gorilla researcher Fossey |
| Gorilla researcher Fossey |
| Grp. that awards the Oscars |
| Gunpowder ingredient |
| Gunpowder ingredient |
| H.S. supporters |
| Iced |
| Iced |
| In view |
| In view |
| Infant's cry |
| It may be looped |
| It's intended to help one play better |
| Landlocked land |
| Like some college majors |
| Like some consonants, phonetically |
| Like some foods for Jews |
| Like some hours |
| Little laughter |
| Major League V.I.P.'s |
| Matador maneuver |
| Mayberry lad |
| Mont Blanc, par exemple |
| Natural |
| Natural |
| Not automatic |
| Not to be counted out yet |
| Old Britain-China conflict |
| One who's in no hurry |
| One with immunity |
| Partner of plata |
| Partner of plata |
| Platters players |
| Ports |
| Prefix with athlete |
| Prefix with athlete |
| Problems |
| Problems |
| Pursue |
| Pursue |
| Real ending |
| Refuges |
| Refuges |
| Roberta of Dreiser's 'An American Tragedy' |
| See 45-Down |
| See 45-Down |
| Shakespearean roles, informally |
| Shock: Var. |
| Shouts of fear |
| Site of many a Sargent |
| Snapple competitor |
| Society for Psychical Research subj. |
| Some oil millionaires |
| Soothing sounds |
| Start of a declaration |
| Stat |
| Stat |
| Step on it |
| Step on it |
| Stew ingredient |
| Stew ingredient |
| Stocking shade |
| Stocking shade |
| Subject of negotiations |
| Suffix with malt |
| Supreme behind (1939-62) |
| Supreme dessert (1994- ) |
| Supreme greeting (1925-41) |
| Supreme letters (1937-71) |
| Supreme maids and butlers (1962-93) |
| Supreme racer (1796-1811) |
| Supreme radio operator (1969-86) |
| Supreme skeptic (1991- ) |
| Supreme strategy (1967-91) |
| Tenant |
| Tenant |
| Thermostat site, maybe |
| Times on lines |
| To be, in Bogotá |
| Toggery |
| Tomato blight |
| Tomato blight |
| TV exec Arledge |
| TV exec Arledge |
| Unrelaxed |
| Up for grabs |
| Up for grabs |
| Waitress at Mel's |
| Waitress at Mel's |
| Wall St. hirees |
| Where Alexander the Great conquered |
| Will can change them |
| Wipeout? |
| With 118-Across, given up |
| Zebra |
| ___ Dei |
| ___ moment |
| ___ moment |
| ___ Stevens, star of 'Peter Gunn' |
| ___-eyed |
| ___-eyed |
| ___-Jutsu (Japanese martial art) |
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