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| New York Times crossword of June 3rd, 2016 other clues |
| 'I deny all that!' |
| 'Right-o' |
| 'The 120 Days of Sodom' author |
| 'Under the Lilacs' writer, 1878 |
| 1977 reggae classic |
| 2000s retro Chrysler |
| 7-Eleven, e.g |
| Agemate |
| Andrew Jackson nickname |
| Archivist's supply |
| Artist Thomas ___, founder of the Hudson River School |
| Back on track? |
| Bowls are seen in them |
| Building bar with one flange |
| But |
| Car mentioned in 'Hotel California,' informally |
| Casual response to 'Thanks' |
| Cold-shoulder |
| Colombian crop |
| Common character in Dungeons & Dragons |
| Concert stage effect |
| Constantly adjusting one's glasses, e.g |
| Cousin of 'Skoal!' |
| Creative classroom |
| Eastern border of Manhattan's Tompkins Square Park |
| End of many a farm name |
| Eponymous bacteriologist Julius |
| Execrable |
| Give one's blessing |
| Harebrained |
| Hits on the side ... or cuts from the back |
| House of Tybalt and Juliet |
| Illuminating comment |
| Jaywalkers, e.g |
| Katharine ___, onetime publisher of the Washington Post |
| Kind of steel |
| Little rascals |
| Lounging spot |
| Low class |
| Made damp |
| Many a circus feat |
| Nickname for Francisco |
| Payments to speakers, say |
| Put one's foot down, in a way |
| Rock candy, essentially |
| Same-sex household? |
| Sign at a concession stand |
| Singer with the 1977 hit 'Lido Shuffle' |
| Slummy |
| So far, informally |
| So-so |
| Something a politician proposes that takes heat? |
| Staple of Caribbean music |
| Steven Van Zandt's role on 'The Sopranos,' informally |
| Team on which Larry Bird played, on scoreboards |
| The so-called 'sunny side' |
| Things with roots |
| Thunderous noise |
| Title six-year-old of literature |
| Where to watch the Beeb |
| Who said 'There is nothing more deceptive than an obvious fact' |
| Who sings 'As Time Goes By' in 'Casablanca' |
| Wing man? |
| Wiriness |
| With beauty and class |
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