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New York Times crossword of June 6th, 2010 other clues |
'... so long ___ both shall live?' |
'... ___ quit!' |
'Carrie' star |
'Is ___ joke?' |
'Law & Order: ___' |
'Our Town' family |
'You are mistaken!' |
'___ would seem' |
1976 album 'Olé ___' |
2005 'Survivor' setting |
2006 Nintendo debut |
A parking garage may have special pricing for it |
Abbr. on some license plates |
Actress Christina |
Ambulance letters |
Ash holder |
Assertion [in extra-dark type] |
Audacious |
Bedamn |
Bergman's role in 'Casablanca' |
Bikini blasts |
Birthday cake toppers [in standard serif type] |
Bit of excitement |
Biting |
Blow one's stack |
Board as a group |
Bro |
Bygone name in hair removal |
Chest part |
Chris ___, player of Mr. Big on 'Sex and the City' |
Christmas hanging |
Classical attire |
Columnist Bombeck |
Come out with |
Comedy specialty |
Comfort ___ |
Company with a 'beep-beep' in its ads |
Copenhagen, e.g. |
Country that's just 8 square miles in area |
Couple-swapping [with a line through it] |
Cries of a toe-stubber |
Critical comments |
Deleterious precipitation |
Desiderata |
Dude ranch nickname |
Edge |
Endorse |
Exam for a Wharton applicant: Abbr. |
Excuse maker, maybe |
Field call |
Figure on an electric bill |
For one |
French suffix |
Garnierite, for nickel |
Gives, as homework |
Goya's field |
Grown-___ |
Have a goal |
Have ___ to grind |
Himalayan legend |
Home of the U.S.'s last active nickel mine |
How haunted houses creak |
Is indisposed |
Is sick with |
Island instruments, for short |
It may be snowy |
It's good for 'absolutely nothing' according to a 1970 hit |
JAIL OR FINE |
Japanese comics style |
Jedi foes, in 'Star Wars' |
Kitt who sang 'Santa Baby' |
Language from which 'loot' comes |
Leadership org. opposed to the G.O.P. |
Lee who got a kick out of acting? |
Like Joan of Arc |
Ltr. accompaniers |
Mercury and Saturn |
Mexico's largest lake |
More like a slug |
Mr. ___ of advertising |
Neither here nor there? |
No. after a no. |
Not smooth-talk? |
Not superficial |
Noxious atmosphere |
One clapping at a circus? |
Party bowlfuls |
PC insert |
Pepper and Friday: Abbr. |
Perspectives [in italics] |
Pool surface |
Prefix in hematology |
Prepared, as some tuna |
Prestigious West Coast school, for short |
Printemps month |
Pro Football Hall-of-Famer Michael |
Putting in a carton [repeated underneath in gray] |
Race that takes a northern trail in even years and a southern trail in odd years |
Reclined |
Rembrandt van ___ |
Responses of contempt |
Results of some rushes, for short |
Salivation cause |
Satan, with 'the' |
See above |
Separating machine |
Shine, in ads |
Slicker, in a way |
Smooths, in a way |
Snicker part |
Snoop, e.g. |
Some riding mowers |
Sound city |
Sounds of hesitation |
Sponsorship: Var. |
Staff connections |
Stashes |
State of ill humor |
Sweaters' place |
Tarzan's simian sidekick |
Team whose logo features a bat in a hat |
The Beatles' '___ Mine' |
Trail |
Turkish money |
Turn 90 degrees, say |
U.S. tennis player Oudin |
Untruths [in medieval-looking type] |
Warren : rabbits :: couch : ___ |
What a penguin doesn't really wear |
When tripled, a 'Seinfeld' catchphrase |
Wing: Prefix |
Wordsmith [in cursive] |
Year Attila the Hun was born |
Youth grp. |
Zig or zag |
___ culpa |
___ spell |
___ spell |
___'acte |
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