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Satellite-based navigation aid, in brief crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of June 4th, 2012 other clues |
| 'Carpe ___' |
| 'Largemouth' fish |
| 'What, me worry?' magazine |
| 116, in ancient Rome |
| 1960s-'70s Ford Company model |
| A classic beauty who is not all there |
| Actress Hathaway |
| Archaeologist's find |
| Banned organic compound, for short |
| Battle of Normandy city |
| Be in a 32-Down, e.g |
| Blue Grotto's island |
| Book before Nehemiah |
| Booster of the Apollo space program |
| Broadcast |
| Bullets, informally |
| By way of |
| Chinese philosopher ___-tzu |
| Clarinet or sax |
| Colored part of the eye |
| Compassionate |
| Country on the south side of Mount Everest |
| Czech capital |
| Diminish |
| Donkey |
| E.R. workers |
| Egyptian pyramid city |
| Fairness-in-hiring inits |
| Floppy rabbit feature |
| Frigid |
| Fundamental |
| Genre |
| Group in church robes |
| High points |
| Hilarious one |
| Indian instrument |
| Italian wine city |
| Japanese port |
| Kind of baseball or battery |
| Lead-in to maniac or surfing |
| Lopez with the 1963 hit 'If I Had a Hammer' |
| Lowest point |
| Many a line on a flight route map |
| Microscopic blob |
| Milky Way bars and others |
| Mini-hospital |
| Modern Persia |
| Number in an octet |
| Old Russian despot |
| Open with a key |
| Period after Shrove Tuesday |
| Plains tribe |
| Playwright William |
| Polytheistic |
| Refuses to acknowledge |
| Regret |
| Richard ___, Clarence Darrow defendant |
| River across the French/German border |
| Rust and lime |
| See 68-Across |
| So-so grade |
| Some marbles |
| Spanish artist El ___ |
| Stick in one's ___ |
| Taiwan-based computer giant |
| That is, in Latin |
| TV's Warrior Princess |
| Use a swizzle stick |
| Walk or trot |
| West Coast travel hub, informally |
| What an M.A. might go on to earn |
| Wife of Zeus |
| Wisconsin city |
| With 53-Down, a coffee-flavored liqueur |
| Word part: Abbr |
| Wrap worn in India |
| Wreak havoc on |
| Younger brother of Cain and Abel |
| ___ the Grouch |
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