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| New York Times crossword of June 13th, 2021 other clues |
| Capital of Qatar |
| "24" and "Suits" actress, born in Halifax |
| Dish served on a skewer |
| Princess who says "Why, you stuck-up, half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf herder!" |
| Like Rochester and Syracuse, but not New York City |
| Part of L.C.D. |
| Range within which you can answer the question "Can you hear me now?" |
| Some salon supplies |
| Six-time winner of the N.H.L.'s Art Ross Trophy, born in Saskatchewan |
| Congresswoman Omar |
| Root beer brand |
| Veterans |
| Serpentine swimmer |
| Financial org. once deemed "too big to fail" |
| Oldsmobile Cutlass model |
| Newfoundland, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Title letters chanted in a 2011 Katy Perry hit |
| Talks up |
| Tomtit is another name for it |
| Classical Icelandic literary work |
| Programming pioneer Lovelace |
| 15th birthday celebration |
| Seasons in Québec |
| High school hurdle whose first two letters, phonetically, sound like one of its former components |
| Like all the answers with pairs of circled letters, punnily |
| International fashion magazine |
| Climb, as a rope |
| Something that might lengthen a sentence? |
| Outlets, e.g. |
| Moneybags |
| "Love is love," e.g. |
| Leader of the house? |
| Pallid |
| Gillette brand |
| Big elevator maker |
| What most spiders have eight of |
| $15/hour, e.g. |
| Hitchhiker's need |
| Woman's short hairstyle |
| Cry after an award is announced |
| "Nice burn!" |
| Spots |
| Portrayer of Senator Vinick on "The West Wing" |
| Advocacy grp. that filed for bankruptcy in 2021 |
| Program introduced by the Trudeau government in 1984, colloquially |
| Battle ___ |
| Like some outlets |
| Desert planet of "Star Wars" |
| Level or bevel |
| Words at an unveiling? |
| Approximate weight of the Liberty Bell |
| Canuck, e.g., for short |
| Stops talking, with "up" |
| Seasonal destination near Quebec City |
| ___ of Parliament |
| Be batty, in a way? |
| Sardonic |
| Two-player game invented in Toronto |
| Rank |
| Mettle that may merit a medal |
| Stops talking, with "up" |
| Like some birds or dolls |
| Excite |
| Alberta city named for an eagle-feather headdress |
| Novelist Gaiman |
| Abbr. after a price in a Craigslist ad |
| First word of "A Visit From St. Nicholas" |
| "Where ___ go wrong?" |
| Words cried after "Go" |
| Et ___ (footnote abbr.) |
| German auto since 1899 |
| Federal regulatory org. |
| Québec's ___ St.-Jean |
| Part "missing" from p.s.i. |
| Rose or lilac |
| Thrown together |
| ___ Berliner, pioneer in phonograph records |
| Pigeon English? |
| Writer who created Oz |
| Lt.'s inferior |
| They might help with changing your locks |
| Overturns |
| Iowa Cubs baseball classification |
| Soft drink since 1905 |
| Biblical verb ending |
| "... with possibly direr consequences" |
| "Obviously," in slang |
| Pound sound |
| Instruments for Israel Kamakawiwo'ole |
| One with a phony personality? |
| Novel convenience? |
| Young hombre |
| "Very high," on a fire danger scale |
| "That'll teach you!" |
| Mystery writer Deighton |
| Sleep stage |
| Decidedly |
| Passes |
| Basketball champions' "trophy" |
| Central route thru town |
| Clear weeds, in a way |
| It may be perfect or simple, but not both |
| Shout, informally |
| ___ Wars, conflicts of 1839-42 and 1856-60 |
| Cheer |
| Helps a dish washer, say |
| One source of oil |
| Part of B.A. |
| Frederick who composed "Camelot" |
| Deploy |
| Snake oil, purportedly |
| Leers at |
| Agitated |
| Rx order |
| M.L.B. team with a big "W" in its logo |
| Like bees |
| Space-scanning org. |
| Not ___ (mediocre) |
| "Revolution," to "Hey Jude" |
| Alternately |
| Pricey |
| Bit of asparagus |
| Lex Luthor, to Superman |
| Raised |
| It may be bitter |
| Lines up |
| Like bells in carillons |
| Approvals |
| Singer Mary J. ___ |
| "Likewise" |
| Suppliers of the milk for Roquefort cheese |
| Pears with a sweet-spiced flavor |
| You can believe it |
| Moves quickly and lightly |
| Not only that |
| Actress Lena |
| Rehearsal, e.g., in slang |
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