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Period in which we live crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of June 8th, 2008 other clues |
| 'All ___' |
| 'Ararat' director, 2002 |
| 'It Happened One Night' director |
| 'Star Wars,' e.g. |
| 'The Spirit of Australia' sloganeer |
| '___ House,' 1983 Madness hit |
| 1973 #1 hit for the Rolling Stones |
| 1988 Tracy Chapman hit |
| Abbey area |
| Addams who created the Addams family |
| Amount to take |
| Apple pie order |
| Arctic bird |
| Arts and Sciences major: Abbr. |
| Attacks |
| Backwoods valleys |
| Battle of ___ Bay, 1898 |
| Bear-named villainess in Superman films |
| Beginning of a cowboy song refrain |
| Beginning of all New York ZIP codes |
| Birthstone for some Libras |
| Blasted, with 'on' |
| Canine cry |
| Capital on the Dvina River |
| Cause of a full stop for sailing ships |
| Chess opening? |
| Classic 1965 novel set on the planet Arrakis |
| Close |
| Column on a questionnaire |
| Compound that's subject to tautomerism |
| Computing-Tabulating-Recording Co., today |
| Cozy and warm |
| Credit card magnet |
| Cries shrilly |
| Daughter of James II |
| Daze |
| Doc |
| Drang's counterpart |
| Drunkard |
| El ___ (1942 battle site) |
| Engorge |
| Fever causes |
| Freezing mixtures |
| Fruit named for its appearance |
| Gardner of 'Mogambo' |
| Geneviève, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Gets warmer |
| Glide |
| Graham Greene novel set in Saigon, with 'The' |
| Grasp |
| Grassy plains |
| Gypsum variety |
| Hidden drawback |
| Hikes |
| Hoedown sites |
| Home shopping channel |
| Hosp. staffer |
| Implements using fulcrums |
| In Harry Potter books, nonmagical offspring of wizard parents |
| Introductory course? |
| Invite to a movie, say |
| Is a second-story man |
| It's pitched |
| It's well-supplied |
| Just for the heck of it |
| Karate-like exercises |
| Lean and sinewy |
| Like forget-me-nots |
| Loathing |
| Low-cost stopover |
| Many a tux |
| Mavens |
| Members of 82-Down |
| Mideast city that was once a British protectorate |
| Monocle, basically |
| More upset |
| Mrs., abroad |
| Offers |
| Packard's partner |
| Palm Springs-to-Las Vegas dir. |
| Parliamentary measure of 1774 |
| Patrick of 'X-Men' |
| Pig product |
| Place between hills |
| Plaintiff |
| Play a sax solo, maybe |
| Primer pooch |
| Pursue |
| Ready to blow |
| Really mean |
| Reason for lights going out |
| Recoiling from |
| Red, e.g., once |
| Relative of Welsh |
| Ritzy Rio neighborhood |
| Run out |
| Sawbones' org. |
| Scintillas |
| Scroll holders |
| Seek aid from |
| Shadow |
| Sidesplitter |
| Sign of a brake problem |
| Slangy greeting |
| Solitaires, e.g. |
| South African who twice won the U.S. Open |
| Sport with a service line |
| Spray under the sink |
| St. Lawrence and others |
| Stage direction |
| Stops on le métro |
| Strip |
| Stuffed shirts |
| Suffix with zillion |
| Takes off |
| Tea holder |
| Teem |
| Ten-millionth of a joule |
| The Beatles' 'And I Love ___' |
| They tremble in the slightest breeze |
| Title girl of a Willa Cather novel |
| Too much ink |
| Tour de France stage |
| Treaded transport |
| Trio of comedy |
| Two wiggling fingers, maybe |
| Vending machine tricker |
| Washing machine setting |
| Watch unit: Abbr. |
| Wharves |
| What, to Camus |
| Where G.I.'s fought Charlie |
| White-hot |
| Wild animal ID |
| Wildly |
| Without paraphrasing |
| Woodworker, at times |
| Word before and after 'yes' |
| Word next to an arrow, maybe |
| Wreaked havoc on |
| ___ Mawr |
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