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| New York Times crossword of June 12th, 2014 other clues |
| Mark Twain's boyhood home |
| Miller character |
| Modern term for 'Roman fever' |
| Nevil Shute's '___ Like Alice' |
| Not be able to say 'say,' say |
| One on a mission |
| One who's been tapped on the shoulder? |
| Parabolic, say |
| Plagiarism and such |
| Prefix with political |
| Queso-topped dish |
| Relax |
| River bordering Tokyo |
| Show, informally |
| Some jabs |
| Sour |
| Speaker of baseball |
| Spencer of 'Good Morning America' |
| Suddenly stops working, with 'up' |
| Tiresome sort |
| Track |
| Western tribe |
| What a hygrometer measures |
| Word with Man or can |
| 2013 Pawel Pawlikowski film set in post-W.W. II Poland |
| 'Damn Yankees' team |
| 'Deck the Halls' contraction |
| 'Well-bred insolence,' per Aristotle |
| '___ well' |
| 100% ... or words that can precede 17-, 18-, 30- and 51-Across |
| About 8-15 mg. of iron, say |
| Alternative to -enne |
| Attacks |
| Bedding |
| Bidding |
| Business, informally |
| Certain metalworker |
| Chest part, for short |
| Coffee order: Abbr |
| Comes about |
| Common flavorer in Italian sausage |
| Company whose name is derived from a passage in Hosea |
| Competition in marksmanship |
| Daresay |
| Email attachment attachment? |
| Emergency message, for short |
| Fifth, e.g.: Abbr |
| Final order |
| Fishing line |
| Forward, say |
| French ice cream flavor |
| Glacial formations |
| Guinness superlative |
| Hawaiian exchange |
| Height |
| Holy ___ |
| Home of 'The Gist' and 'Political Gabfest' |
| Hydroxyl compound |
| In groups |
| In working condition |
| It has four bases |
| Item tied in a drum bow |
| John ___ |
| Kind of center |
| Like Santa Claus |
| Like some libelers |
| Line 22 on Form 1040 |
| Lit up |
| Locks up |
| Long, involved story, in slang |
| Look |
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