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Old Al Capp strip '___ an' Slats' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of June 4th, 2009 other clues |
| 34 & 35-Across's 4,256 career hits, e.g. |
| 'Can ___ Witness' (Marvin Gaye hit) |
| Action stopper |
| Apostle called 'the Zealot' |
| Apt name for an ichthyologist? |
| Attempts to strike |
| Attract |
| Bank controller |
| Baseball All-Star Tiant |
| Bigger-than-life persona |
| Branch of technology |
| Breast enlargement material |
| Cheese dish |
| Classic brand of liniment |
| Digging |
| Dressed for a white-tie affair |
| Enterprise-D captain |
| Fill, as with a crayon |
| Fish that may be caught in a cage |
| Former org. protecting depositors |
| Gathers on a surface, chemically |
| Georgia birthplace of Erskine Caldwell |
| Goethe's 'The ___-King' |
| Golf club part |
| He preceded Joan at Woodstock |
| Highest peak in the Philippines: Abbr. |
| Hotel addition? |
| Japanese restaurant offering |
| Kind of button |
| Lab tube |
| Last of the French? |
| Latin wings |
| Lemonlike fruit |
| Lend ___ |
| Like some spoonfuls |
| Mens ___ (criminal intent) |
| Mother, on the second Sunday in May |
| Near failure |
| On the safe side |
| One who is no longer entitled |
| Order in the court |
| Penn and others |
| Permeated, with 'into' |
| Photographic flash gas |
| Political proposal from some conservatives |
| Poor thing about a slouch |
| Puerto Rico, por ejemplo |
| Pythagoras' square |
| Rastafarian's do, for short |
| Reason for a medley, perhaps |
| Restaurant offering |
| Salt add-ins |
| See 34-Across |
| Set off, in a big way |
| Shooter on the playground |
| Some believers |
| Some urban digs |
| Source of the line 'Frailty, thy name is woman!' |
| Speaker of the diamond |
| Special ___ |
| Spoke rudely to |
| Tidies |
| Turned a blind eye toward |
| U.S.N. brass: Abbr. |
| Vacation destinations |
| Want ad abbr. |
| Water collector |
| Whence Elaine, in Arthurian lore |
| Where to take an exam |
| With 35-Across, one who has done the circled things, combined, more often than any other major-league player |
| ___ Sánchez, co-director of 'The Blair Witch Project' |
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