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| New York Times crossword of June 26th, 2021 other clues |
| Test that uses radioactive tracers |
| Behaves badly |
| Hyperbole from one approaching the buffet |
| Literary team playing in front of "ten thousand eyes" |
| Zoom call figure |
| Jack-in-the-box part |
| Goes along with the party line? |
| They're searched for in a rush |
| When "Ma is gettin' kittenish with Pap," in "Carousel" |
| Like some mail and laundry |
| Reduction indicators |
| Central event in 1960's "Inherit the Wind" |
| English football powerhouse, to fans |
| HI ring? |
| Like popping bubble wrap, for many |
| File size unit, informally |
| Speeds through Shakespeare? |
| Give away |
| Digital applications? |
| Certain Girl Scout cookies |
| Serenade need, perhaps |
| Cause of a feeding frenzy |
| Go to |
| Occupied leader? |
| Toponym in the dairy aisle |
| "Can you be less cryptic?" |
| Times when NPR listeners are engrossed enough to linger in their idling cars |
| Gloucester setting |
| Some bachelorette outings |
| Crux |
| Second, so to speak |
| Answer that would be more apt at 10 Down? |
| Entirety, redundantly |
| Actor Gulager of TV's "The Tall Man" |
| Mixed up |
| Tropical island whose name comes from the Spanish for "snows" |
| Home to the Trap Music Museum: Abbr. |
| It has its limits |
| Romantic's dream |
| "Ozymandias," e.g. |
| Master: Abbr. |
| Jimmy Carter's alma mater, briefly |
| Popular reunion swag |
| Backing |
| Count |
| ___ Ian, "Mean Girls" revenge seeker |
| Annoy downstairs neighbors, maybe |
| Opposite of 54-Down |
| Topographical map feature |
| Stuffs |
| Self-described "practical originalist" of the Supreme Court |
| City where Marco Polo was held as a prisoner of war |
| "Stop" and "Open," e.g. |
| Noted producer of blueberries |
| Discredited |
| German title |
| Went on and on and on and ... |
| Beverage steeped outdoors |
| Ungrammatical title of a 1984 Cyndi Lauper hit |
| Stuffs |
| Kind of power supply |
| ___ Westover, author of the 2018 best-selling memoir "Educated" |
| Junket |
| Thickness |
| ___ Owens a.k.a. Queen Latifah |
| Court fig. |
| Opposite of 25-Down |
| Suffix with Jacob |
| German granny |
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