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| New York Times crossword of June 18th, 2014 other clues |
| A.C.L.U. part: Abbr |
| 'God is the perfect ___': Browning |
| 'It could happen' |
| '___ problem!' |
| 1974 Mocedades hit whose English version is titled 'Touch the Wind' |
| 2001 best seller about competitive Scrabble |
| Abbr. before a founding date |
| Alternative to 'x,' in math |
| Author Levin |
| Balloon's undoing |
| Barcelona's Joan ___ Foundation |
| Baseball part |
| Bindle toters |
| Black-bordered news item |
| Bridal path |
| Car that may have a bar |
| Checkout procedures |
| Column style |
| Courtroom team: Abbr |
| Cousins of rhododendrons |
| Cracker topper |
| Editor's override |
| Fare that may be rolled |
| Fathoms |
| Feather in one's cap |
| Financial resources |
| Former Air France fleet members, for short |
| Fruity soda brand |
| Full, and then some |
| Fun house noises |
| Guinness word |
| Help in crime |
| In the thick of |
| Interpreter of omens |
| Is inconsistent |
| It has its setting |
| Japanese 'soft art' (max opening score of 92 points) |
| Key of a Bach 'Bourrée' |
| Light wind? |
| Lumber along |
| M.Y.O.B. part |
| Magnify an online map |
| Mini-metro |
| Mixed bag |
| Napkin's place |
| Newport Beach isle |
| Norm: Abbr |
| On the observation deck, say |
| Part of a fashion ensemble, maybe |
| Partner in crime |
| Plot-listing datum |
| Pompom's place |
| Prefix with Freudian |
| Quark's place |
| Ran off, in a way (max opening score of 94 points) |
| Scarlett's suitor |
| Setting of Kubla Khan's palace |
| Sewing kit item |
| Smart-alecky |
| Some brews |
| Some gobblers |
| Some hotel lobbies |
| Sounds of censure (max opening score of 80 points) |
| Steinbeck family |
| Stops for a breather |
| Sweet filling, in product names |
| Tiny bits |
| Totally inept sorts (max opening score of 104 points) |
| Volkswagen model since 1979 |
| What snobs put on |
| What you'd need to play 26-, 29-, 43- or 45-Across |
| Where to hear 'Bravo!' and 'Brava!' |
| While away |
| Without ___ (riskily) |
| Wonderland cake message |
| Wounded Knee tribe |
| ___ vez (again: Sp.) |
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