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| New York Times crossword of June 2nd, 2016 other clues |
| 'Sounds good to me' |
| 13-Downs, e.g |
| Academy newbie |
| Any element in the first column of the periodic table, except hydrogen |
| Band |
| Brother's place, informally |
| Carrying ___ |
| Caution to drivers |
| Chocolaty spread |
| Common quesadilla filler |
| Communication connection |
| Contents of a slow cooker |
| Court stance |
| Cy Young winner Hershiser |
| De-crease |
| Delivery outcome, sometimes |
| Doesn't have enough |
| Electro house or dubstep |
| Enlightened |
| European erupter |
| Fictional home that was won in an all-night poker game |
| First name in gospel |
| Fool |
| For instance |
| Freshness |
| Home of Gannon Univ |
| Jessica of '7th Heaven' |
| Key of Beethoven's Symphony No. 7: Abbr |
| Knucklehead |
| Like arctic winters |
| Literary Jaffe |
| Luke's mentor |
| Mental flub |
| More, to Manuel |
| N.B.A. Hall-of-Famer Bob |
| Navajo dwelling |
| Neighbor of Majorca |
| Nose nipper |
| Not on |
| On |
| Opposite of sans |
| Play the siren to |
| Playwright Eve |
| Plus |
| Proficient |
| Radio journalist Shapiro |
| Redeemer |
| Rotini shape |
| Roundish |
| Sched. uncertainty |
| See 8-Down |
| Sinatra's wife between Nancy and Mia |
| Something often described as 'even' |
| Something that may be loaded |
| Sound from a fan |
| Spy satellite, so to speak |
| Strong and majestic |
| Strong feller? |
| Suitable for farming |
| Summer Olympics venue |
| Texter's 'Holy cow!' |
| To the point |
| Top prizes |
| Trust |
| Turkish moolah |
| TV or radio ad |
| Used, as a desk |
| Whippersnapper |
| With 48-Down, children's toy ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Writer Deighton |
| ___ d'Or, Quebec |
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