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| New York Times crossword of June 21st, 2008 other clues |
| 'Bill & ___ Bogus Journey,' 1991 comedy |
| 'Let's go!' |
| 'The nerve!' |
| '___ having fun yet?' |
| 100 nanojoules |
| 37-Across's birthplace |
| Actress O'Connor of TV's 'Xena' |
| Beat |
| Buzz producer |
| Can opener? |
| Cartoon character who fathered octuplets |
| Collect, as benefits |
| Copier |
| Crash pad? |
| Delta Tau ___ ('Animal House' house) |
| Encourage |
| Ending of many a chase |
| Enter suddenly |
| Filler for a gun |
| Fourth-quarter strategies |
| Front-of-magazine pieces |
| Fuss, in a way |
| German-occupied capital in W.W. II |
| Gets more interesting, say |
| Girl who's the 'you' in the lyric 'I'll see you in my dreams' |
| Group whose logo has a clock set at 11:00 |
| Hook's place |
| Iberia : Spain :: ___ : Chile |
| It contains M.S.G. |
| Its drops may be alarming, with 'the' |
| Its end is often observed |
| John Lennon's adopted middle name |
| La ___, capital of Buenos Aires province |
| Late 1940s event, in headlines |
| Like 'Beowulf,' in brief |
| Line on an appl. form |
| Line on an appl. form |
| Load |
| Locked, as a lavatory |
| Love ___ |
| Midwest farmers work later on it: Abbr. |
| Moles go behind them |
| Not get over |
| Not make it |
| Numerical prefix |
| O, often |
| Old N.Y.S.E. ticker symbol that's now just 'T' |
| One may have many runners |
| Pioneering agriculturist Jethro |
| Planet system in several 'Star Trek' episodes |
| Portable shelter |
| Printed over |
| Produce |
| Psychologist Havelock |
| Rummy |
| Santa ___, Calif. |
| See 41-Across |
| Six-Day War battleground |
| Skin-and-bones |
| Something given at a meeting |
| Swedish home of Scandinavia's oldest university |
| Title role for Greta Garbo |
| Voice |
| Washes |
| Weather may affect them: Abbr. |
| ___ Center, second-tallest building in Chicago |
| ___ Oder (German river) |
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