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New York Times crossword of June 11th, 2004 other clues
'Get ready!'
'Well, lah-___!'
'Yeah, you're right'
'___ Cinders' of old funnies
'___ Dinah' (1958 Frankie Avalon song)
Adriatic port
All done, as a movie
Arise (from)
Benchmarks: Abbr.
Big wave
Billboard listing
Candy counter selection
Cause of delirium in farm animals
Cereal box stat.
Certain preowned vehicle
Claim
Close enough
College Park player, informally
Confused
Cookbook author ___ Boyle
Debut
Determinedly following
Dovetail (with)
Ebbs
El ___
Emulated Mikey in the cereal ads
Family nickname
Flipper
Fruity drink
Funny business
Gets ready to play
Gist
Go after, as a rebound
Having one's nose to the grindstone
It might accompany a pan
It's uncultivated
Kind of room at a hosp.
La ___, port near Buenos Aires
Last stops
Level
Like tickets and some stomachs
Make a doily
Medium brown
Mom-and-pop grps.
On the back
Ones making house calls
Org. that publishes Playback magazine
Oven container
Reactionary
Really far-out?
Remove, as a notice
Reserve
See 27-Across
Sheets with stars
Shrink
Soothing medicine
Staple of campaign oratory
Suitable for gripping
They're rolled in Mexico
Thousandth of a yen
Time abbr.
Totaled
TV station inventory
Unconventional delivery of supplies
Up-and-coming type
Was a bad influence on
With 44-Across, part of a children's song refrain

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