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New York Times crossword of June 5th, 2012 other clues
'At Last' singer James
'Finally!'
'Get a bang out of life!' mint
'I got ___ in Kalamazoo'
'So ___ to offend ...'
'We're on!'
Add zip to, with 'up'
Art school subj
Big collector of pollen
Blistex target
Boring predicaments?
Bring Ebert and Moore together?
Brooklynese pronoun
Bump off
Burden, figuratively
C.F.O.'s deg., perhaps
Catch sight of
Cause of many a family feud
Celebrity's talk show appearance, say
Certain meter reader
Classified ad inits
Defense acronym
Deserving detention, say
Donned hastily
Engine type
Expert ladder climbers?
Farsi speaker
Final: Abbr
Get completely wet, in dialect
Goof up
Hyundai model
Island north of Australia
It's bigger than a coupe
Keep from practicing
Kind of danish
Linear, for short
Liqueur similar to Sambuca
Maritime raptors
Market researcher
Memory trace
N.F.L. snappers: Abbr
Nick of 'Warrior'
Nose-in-the-air
On the upturn
One of Israel's 12
Opposite of old, in Germany
Passports, e.g., in brief
Perturb
Poker champ Ungar
Police dept. rank
Prefix with content
Racket org
Sci-fi sidekick, maybe
Scratch up
Sent with a click
Sources of vitamin C
Strong advocates of margarine?
Subgenre of punk
Suffix with glob
Sweetie pie
Tulip planters, perhaps?
Unit in a block
Valhalla V.I.P
Wear black, say
Wet behind the ears
Wet behind the ears
When brunch may be served
Word of denial
Wrestling's Flair
Yarn purchase
[I'm mad!]
___ avis
___ party

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