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| New York Times crossword of June 24th, 1997 other clues |
| 'Comment allez-___?' |
| 'Dirty Rotten Scoundrels' actress ___ Headly |
| 'Durn it!' |
| 'My gold dress isn't back from the cleaners yet' and others? |
| 'No kidding!' |
| 'Silas Marner' author |
| 1984 World Series champs |
| Achy |
| Actress MacGraw |
| Actress ___ Dawn Chong |
| Anger |
| At ___ and sevens |
| Biblical king |
| Big North Carolina industry |
| Caesar of 'Caesar's Hour' |
| Catalogue contents |
| Chicana |
| Colorful, crested bird |
| Cottonlike fiber |
| Dallas's nickname |
| Delphic shrine |
| Dot on a monitor |
| Eggs |
| Embassy worker |
| Exploiters |
| Finished |
| Furry feet |
| Got 100 on |
| Head of hair, slangily |
| Horseshoes shot |
| ID digits |
| In the center of |
| Instant picture |
| It may be pulled in charades |
| Johnnie Ray hit of the 50's |
| Kind of bean |
| Long (for) |
| Long bout |
| Madonna's '___ Don't Preach' |
| Mauna ___ |
| Meadow |
| Moon craft, for short |
| Mornings, for short |
| Movie pooch |
| MS. enclosures |
| Name for a cowpoke |
| Old French coin |
| Pedestals, e.g. |
| Poodle and dirndl, e.g. |
| Professor 'iggins |
| Radius, ulna, etc. |
| Ride an engine-powered bike? |
| Sailor |
| Sal of 'Giant' |
| Sandlot sport |
| Sea route |
| Seat in St. Paul's |
| Sharpens |
| Sleazy |
| Society page word |
| Some P.T.A. members |
| Soupy Sales missile |
| Stage between egg and pupa |
| Strike lightly |
| Teensy-weensy piece of beef? |
| The sun |
| They're big in gyms |
| Tiny bit |
| Tom Canty, in a Mark Twain book |
| U.C.L.A. player |
| Vicinities |
| What stand-up comics do to keep their material shiny? |
| Without |
| ___ es Salaam |
| ___ Rosa, Calif. |
| ___ Tin Tin |
| ___-de-France |
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