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| New York Times crossword of June 17th, 2015 other clues |
| See 5-Down |
| Slight downturn |
| So far |
| Some bad P.R. for a celeb |
| Some jets |
| Stage offering |
| Struck (out) |
| Suffix with count |
| Supporter of a sort |
| Surprising discovery at the Lascaux cave that's 17,000 years old |
| Takes up the slack? |
| Type units |
| Vacillate |
| Vertical strip on a map |
| Wipe, as a hard drive |
| With 67-Down, Polo Grounds star |
| Word with cry or crime |
| Yolk container |
| ___ list |
| ___ manual |
| Actor who refused a 26-Down in 1971 |
| 'How was ___ know?' |
| 'I want that ... NOW!' |
| 'Out of bed!' |
| '___ back' |
| 1921 play that introduced the word 'robot' |
| Apartment hunter's option |
| Big A.T.M. maker |
| Big Alaska resource |
| Big ___ |
| Bird with calf muscles |
| Black suit |
| Bygone component in luminous paint |
| Casual greeting |
| Certain sealant |
| Charming |
| Class for a future citizen, for short |
| Council site of 1545 |
| Cut (off) |
| Decline, as in popularity |
| Develop over time |
| Direction |
| Dog biscuit, e.g |
| Dude |
| Easy April Fools' victim |
| Faceful for a clown |
| Failed to |
| Finger |
| Grow tired of |
| Hardly luxury cars |
| Holly tree |
| Home of the elves known as huldufólk: Abbr |
| Hot Japanese bowlful |
| Hot weather cooler |
| Join the conversation |
| Like some Fr. nouns |
| Like virgin soil |
| Long of Showtime's 'House of Lies' |
| Lousy eggs? |
| Mideast royal house |
| Modern prefix with aggression |
| Mother's Day destination, maybe |
| Not long from now |
| Often-idle thought |
| Onetime home of the Huns |
| Part of a geom. line |
| Playwright who refused an 8-/57-Down in 1964 |
| Poker game? |
| Programming pro, e.g |
| Pulls the trigger, so to speak |
| Pushed |
| Quick quip |
| Riff, vocally |
| Rock star who refused a 37-Down in 2003 |
| Rombauer of cooking |
| Scrutinizes |
| See 11-Down |
| See 15-Down |
| See 15-Down |
| See 3-Down |
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