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| New York Times crossword of June 29th, 2014 other clues |
| Adorns |
| Agents' org |
| Allow to continue |
| AOL, e.g., for short |
| Area with XY coordinates? |
| Bad way to be caught |
| Beyond piqued |
| Bill's partner |
| Black ___ |
| Byes |
| C4H10O |
| Chess ending |
| Collect on the surface, in chemistry |
| Colleen |
| Common pool or store posting |
| Competitor in some county fairs |
| Connecticut Ivy |
| Dadaism pioneer |
| Desire |
| Directing a shell |
| Do-nothing |
| Down Easter |
| Downloader's directive |
| Drag staple |
| Dress that drapes |
| Drink cooler |
| Early Chinese dynasty |
| Eats |
| Enterprise for Morton |
| Et ___ |
| European coastal plant once thought to be an aphrodisiac |
| Fail to keep up |
| Fast-food chain with the Ultimate Angus sandwich |
| Floor |
| For |
| Grammy-nominated 1998 hit for Alanis Morissette |
| Graph's x-coordinate |
| Green: Prefix |
| Grp. battling consumer fraud |
| H.S. proficiency exams |
| Half a star, maybe |
| Hall-of-___ |
| Harry Potter mark |
| Health care giant with a Tree of Life logo |
| Highland tongue |
| Highly desirable to Uncle Sam? |
| Hollywood and Bollywood, e.g |
| Hollywood setting: Abbr |
| House entered near the autumnal equinox |
| It may be cut by an uppercut |
| Item for a houseguest |
| Jell-O maker |
| Kaput |
| Label for pans? |
| Lament about modern men |
| Laud |
| LAX, O'Hare and others |
| Lay ___ |
| Lean meat source |
| Like the contents of many attics |
| Litter member |
| Major African humanitarian concern of the 2000s |
| Mantel piece |
| Map feature |
| Microwaveable snack |
| Minnesota player, familiarly |
| Moderator of the first Obama/McCain and Obama/Romney debates |
| Moniker |
| More than willing |
| Nastiness |
| New Year's ___ |
| Not flat or sharp |
| Nurse |
| Offer to buy unspecified stocks, say |
| One who drills, fills and bills: Abbr |
| Ones trapped in boxes of their own making? |
| Pachelbel classic, familiarly |
| Paris street |
| Part of a hockey goalie's equipment |
| Politician with a like button? |
| Post-Weimar period |
| Press |
| Proverbial speedsters |
| Quince, e.g |
| Ray-finned fishes of the Southwest U.S |
| Reasons to say no |
| Reassuring reply |
| Relayed |
| Rogue |
| Routine checkup |
| Shortstop-turned-ESPN analyst Garciaparra |
| Some square dancers |
| Son of Aphrodite |
| Southern grocery chain |
| Spanish hero whose 113-Down is represented enigmatically six times in this puzzle |
| Stage-diving locale |
| Statement after long deliberation |
| Stay inactive over the summer |
| Stoker of fear? |
| Stylebook concern |
| Subj. of a thought experiment |
| Surf sound |
| Terrace farming pioneers |
| The ___ Mets |
| Ticked off |
| Tiny battery |
| Tour transport |
| Trade cross words |
| Traitor Aldrich |
| Type |
| Up |
| Up to snuff |
| Vend |
| Versifiers |
| What might give you a big head? |
| When computers work |
| When Tatum O'Neal won her Oscar |
| Wine list heading |
| Word with house or boy |
| ___ salad |
| ___ Torres, four-time Olympic swimming gold medalist |
| 'From Here to Eternity' setting |
| '80s TV star who later pitched Snickers |
| 'Absolutely Fabulous,' e.g |
| 'All In' network |
| 'Celeste Aida,' for one |
| 'Cogito, ___ sum' |
| 'JAG' spinoff |
| 'Of course!' |
| 'Right away, boss' |
| 'Thanks a ___!' |
| 'That's what my Spidey sense told me' |
| 'The Education of a Golfer' autobiographer |
| 'Walk Away ___' (1966 hit) |
| '___ Enchanted' (2004 film) |
| 1960s pop singer Sands |
| 1980s video game spinoff |
| 1982 holiday country hit by Alabama |
| Actor Jannings |
| Actress Moore |
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