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New York Times crossword of June 20th, 2004 other clues
'Hey!'
'In principio ___ verbum'
'Mule Train' singer, 1949
'Nor heady-rash provoked with raging ___': Shak.
'Only Time' singer
'Oops!'
'Phooey!'
'Qué ___?'
'Rose ___ rose ...'
'The ___ Sanction' (Trevanian book)
'___ first ...'
'___ good cheer!'
1948 election group
1948-52 Olympic track gold medalist Zatopek
1987 self-titled million-selling album
Add-on
Awhile
Back on board
Bad-tempered
Balance due
Bambi's aunt
Bomb trial
Box
Cartoon character with a helmet
Cassiterite
Cast out
Chaps
Charge
Charm
Claims
Claws
Clear cover
Club of song
Commemoration at a seder: Abbr.
Cough syrup amts.
Cricket club
Crumbly salad topping
Cut back
Didn't sink
Disraeli, e.g.
Doodler's target
Dr.'s magazine
Drink of forgetfulness
Dude, once
Early priest
Echo
Fast food chain since 1964
Follow intently
Football Hall-of-Famer Ewbank
Glowers
Goes here and there
Gold's is 79: Abbr.
Green pear
Grid goals, for short
Hole producers
Home of 'The Sopranos'
Hotbed
Ice machine
In the least
Is a guest of
It goes by rail
It's stranded
It. is there
Jazz bit
Kerry or Gore: Abbr.
Kissers
Leader of the pack hidden in this puzzle?
Loaded
Locations, old-style
Longfellow's bell town
Make an allocution
Mermaid feature
Mindful (of)
Moral standard
Most like a ghost
Nevil Shute's '___ Like Alice'
Newsman famous for inventing folksy similes
No longer carry
Nonreaders
Old air letters
Old Danish king who conquered England
Old rival of 41-Across
Once owned
One getting strokes?
Online business
Palace resident
Panhandle city
Peer Gynt's mother
Pen chorus
Phnom ___
Place to get conked
Port containers
Prepares for editing
Pro ___
Quays
Quit claiming
Rear end, in a fall
Relinquish
Rentals: Abbr.
Res ___ loquitur
Rime
Rock's ___ Band
Score sign
Setting for a Disneyland attraction
Shout made with an outstretched hand
Showground
Showing signs of culture
Sitter's headache
Slickrock Trail locale
Smidgen
Some
Some are in the 90's
Song ending?
Sound of satisfaction
Spot remover?: Abbr.
Spray producer
Spread
Spy ___ Hari
State bordering Tibet
Street on old TV
Suffix with cannon
Thankless
This is its brothers' keeper
To be, in Toulon
Trade punches
Trick
Unfair
Vatican treasure
Verne's circumnavigator
Was not off one's rocker
Weight in gems
Welcome sight after a big storm
What comes to mind
What E. coli eat
When taps is played
Winning
Zodiac sign
___ magica (alchemist's work)
___-Ude (Trans-Siberian Railroad city)

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