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Genetic sequences crossword clue
C O D O N S
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| New York Times crossword of June 19th, 2019 other clues |
| Store of riches |
| Bachelors no more ... or, literally, the answers to the six starred clues |
| Ed of "Up" |
| Blog feed format, for short |
| They might include an R.S.V.P. interface |
| "Awesome!" |
| What's frequently found in poetry? |
| Heart-to-heart, maybe |
| Rules, for short |
| Where some R.N.s work |
| Be out of one's league, in a way |
| Modern music hybrid |
| Org. whose workers get hands-on experience? |
| Diner option |
| Less green, perhaps |
| *Plays around (4 & 6) |
| Disheveled sort |
| Very, very |
| Credit ___ (financial giant) |
| "Lohengrin" soprano |
| Setting for much of the "Odyssey" |
| Siri runs on it |
| Amor vincit ___ (love conquers all) |
| Start appealing to more |
| *Language in which "hello" is "privet" (4 & 3) |
| Bauxite and others |
| *Opening a beer bottle with a ring, e.g. (4 & 4) |
| Crew's control? |
| ___-red |
| D.J.'s library |
| 27-Across, e.g. |
| Invention celebrated by NBC's peacock logo |
| Sin-ful teaching? |
| Starts without a key, say |
| In medias ___ |
| Horrible event |
| Jazz singer Anita |
| Presidential threat |
| "Phew!" |
| Singer/songwriter Bacharach |
| Ride that you "catch" |
| Kind of beam |
| *Bounce (4 & 4) |
| Aged, in England |
| Barrett of the original Pink Floyd |
| Way of old Rome |
| Abbr. above "0" |
| Dark blue? |
| Western wolf |
| Wife of Esau |
| Wall Street average, with "the" |
| "Whew, that was something!" |
| Summertime cooler |
| Like three of the letters of "aisle" |
| What Romeo and Juliet plan to do |
| Machine for counting loose change |
| Jesus, in a metaphor |
| Class for college-bound kids, maybe |
| *Omaha Beach locale (4 & 4) |
| Aid for getting drunk fast |
| *1988 Winter Olympics host (3 & 4) |
| Give a break from the game |
| Distant |
| Load of cash |
| Cost that weighs heavily |
| Fort ___, Ontario |
| Takes off |
| Carried on, as war |
| Card game akin to whist |
| Animal in the squirrel family |
| Underwear option |
| Violin virtuoso Leopold |
| "Till we meet again" |
| Gossipy sort |
| ___ large |
| T-shirt size: Abbr. |
| Director DuVernay |
| "I know what you're thinking" feeling |
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