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| New York Times crossword of June 1st, 2009 other clues |
| 'He doesn't have ___ bone in his body' |
| 'How was ___ know?' |
| 'La Bohème' heroine |
| 'Nay' sayers |
| 'Think' sloganeer |
| Actor Kutcher |
| All roads lead to this, they say |
| Author Follett |
| Bandleader Count ___ |
| Bert's 'Sesame Street' pal |
| Bon ___ (clever remark) |
| Bounce back, as sound |
| City hall leaders |
| Clear of defects, as software |
| Close-fitting cap |
| Closest friends |
| Con's opposite |
| Daughters' counterparts |
| Decrease |
| Desk job at 58 & 59-Across? |
| Despise |
| Dropped flies and bad throws, in baseball |
| Early film director Thomas H. ___ |
| Eggs in a lab |
| Fifth in a series of five TV personalities (starting June 1, 2009) |
| Football six-pointers, for short |
| Free from worry |
| French actress Catherine |
| Grammy-winning Collins |
| How quips are delivered |
| Insurance provider since 1850 |
| Jaffe or Barrett |
| Less than zero: Abbr. |
| Letters on a Cardinals cap |
| Middling grades |
| Minor hang-up |
| Neater |
| Norse race of gods |
| Not consistent with, as a way of thinking |
| With 65-Across, second in a series of five TV personalities (1957-62) |
| With 66-Across, first in a series of five TV personalities (1954-57) |
| [Sob!] |
| Not minor: Abbr. |
| Observe the Sabbath |
| Opening stake |
| Prompt |
| Property claim |
| Purplish tint |
| Religious offshoot |
| Scot's cap |
| Sea eagles |
| See 1-Across |
| See 19-Across |
| See 34-Across |
| See 58-Across |
| See 6-Across |
| Shade of blue |
| Sheltered from the wind |
| Since way back when |
| Speed limit abbr. |
| Strike lightly |
| Suffix with ball |
| Taunt |
| Teacher's teaching |
| Teachers' org. |
| Tech talk, e.g. |
| Telephone book info: Abbr. |
| The Sabbath, to Christians: Abbr. |
| Trampled |
| Twins Mary-Kate and Ashley |
| Two halved |
| U.S. broadcaster overseas |
| Unaccompanied performances |
| Wilson of 'Zoolander' |
| With 22-Across, fourth in a series of five TV personalities (1992-2009) |
| With 35-Across, third in a series of five TV personalities (1962-92) |
| With 59-Across, TV home for this puzzle's five featured TV personalities |
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