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| New York Times crossword of June 30th, 2011 other clues |
| Chorizo or merguez |
| Con |
| Crucifix |
| Cub #21 of the 1990s-2000s |
| Doctrine |
| Domino, e.g. |
| Eliot's Silas |
| Federal Reserve, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Good smoke |
| Greenness |
| Head of costume design |
| Horror movie locale, for short |
| Horse-drawn vehicle |
| Intermediate, at law |
| Is down with |
| Its approval is often sought: Abbr. |
| Kyle ___, 'The Terminator' hero |
| Law grp. |
| Let out, perhaps |
| Like some winter weather |
| Mid sixth-century year |
| Newman of early 'S.N.L.' |
| Nine, in Nice |
| Noted Scrooge portrayer |
| Old NASA vehicle |
| Oxen may pull plows in this |
| Peeler's target, informally |
| Prefix with puncture |
| Property lawyer's concern |
| Reader's Digest co-founder ___ Wallace |
| Register |
| Rocker Hitchcock |
| Ruckus |
| Ruckus |
| Sisters' homes |
| Slangy turndown |
| Sled head |
| Snack cake since 1961 |
| Still woolly |
| Stimpy's TV pal |
| Surfer's handle |
| They may be called |
| They often accompany logos: Abbr. |
| Thomas Moore's 'Come ___ the Sea' |
| To whom God said 'You are dust, and to dust you shall return' |
| Unlocked? |
| Uno y dos y tres |
| Whitman's dooryard bloomer |
| ___ Lingus |
| ___ Noticias (New York Hispanic paper) |
| Tuck away |
| 'Six Feet Under' creator |
| 'Don't do drugs!' ad, e.g., for short |
| '___ bite' |
| 'The Queen' Oscar winner |
| 'The Rules of the Game' filmmaker, 1939 |
| *'Get in line, Ms. Gorme!' |
| *'Got it! You want me to play Dorothy's aunt!' |
| *'Sly insect!' |
| *'Supermodel Macpherson, I presume?' |
| 1966 gold album by Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass |
| 1997 Oscar-nominated title role |
| 2005 Tony winner for Best Musical |
| A-line creator |
| Actor Bruce |
| Affording rest |
| Alamo rival |
| Allergy source |
| Artificial |
| BACKUP |
| Bartender's appliance |
| Basis of the answer to each starred clue, commonly |
| Beatty of 'Superman' |
| Bin Laden hunter |
| Bolivian president Morales |
| Certain world std. |
| Chocolaty treats |
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