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Country with a hammer-and-sickle flag, for short crossword clue
U S S R
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| New York Times crossword of June 14th, 2011 other clues |
| Entice |
| Far from prudish |
| Go (for) |
| Grasshopper's partner in an old fable |
| Hankering |
| He once placed a 'long-distance call' to Aldrin and Armstrong |
| Incidental activity |
| Indie studio's offering, maybe |
| Israel's Abba |
| It may be upped |
| Like some lens coatings |
| Like the White Rabbit |
| Longtime Yankee third baseman, informally |
| Louis XIV, par exemple |
| Mal de ___ |
| Maricopa County city |
| Mark who was the 1998 P.G.A. Player of the Year |
| McFlurry flavor |
| Military intelligence, e.g., according to George Carlin |
| Military outfit |
| Modern running companion? |
| More than |
| Mostly idled |
| Mother of Castor and Pollux |
| Move like molasses |
| Movie format for a big date? |
| Orioles, Eagles or Cardinals |
| Pack member |
| Persian king in 2006's '300' |
| Petrol measure |
| Place getting a lot of buzz? |
| Places to retire |
| Prefix with conservative |
| Resorts |
| Romance novelist Tami |
| Stat for 35-Down |
| Stroller to Soho |
| Sulk |
| Swahili for 'lion' |
| Tangle up |
| The Belmonts' frontman, in 1950s music |
| The Continent |
| The Crimson Tide, familiarly |
| Thick alternative to a blanket |
| This's partner |
| Unusually chromatic performance ensemble |
| Up to, in adspeak |
| Valentino rival |
| Whisk wielder |
| '___ Rosenkavalier' |
| 'Have a bite!' |
| 'Peer Gynt' writer |
| 'Shoulda listened to me!' |
| 'The ___ With the Dragon Tattoo' |
| 'Three Coins in the Fountain' fountain |
| Ancient marketplace |
| Bit of fishing gear |
| By the deadline |
| Caspian Sea feeder |
| Colt's mother |
| Comedy Central's '___.0' |
| Company in a 2011 merger with the Huffington Post |
| Computer graphics option |
| Contender in the Belmont |
| Cosmonaut Gagarin |
| Country music's Paisley |
| Crime scene evidence |
| Decorates, as a Christmas tree |
| Decorative plant |
| Director Kazan |
| Drink named after a Scottish hero |
| Early Mexican |
| Enforcement provisions |
| Engage in pugilism |
| Enter with a keyboard |
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