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Shakespeare play setting crossword clue
G L O B E T H E A T E R
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| New York Times crossword of June 5th, 2014 other clues |
| 63-Across, in France |
| 'Attendance is mandatory' |
| 'You've done enough' |
| '___ Odes' (classic work of poetry) |
| 1860s novel that is the basis for this puzzle's theme |
| 1990s politico from Texas |
| Answered, quickly |
| Arizona's ___ Canyon Dam |
| Audrey Hepburn title role |
| Baby boomers, with 'the' |
| Big belly |
| Brewed refresher |
| Brightest star in Aquila |
| Burning |
| Canal with 36 locks |
| Car service |
| College named for a Norwegian king |
| Colors |
| Creature in Rowling's Forbidden Forest |
| Critical elements |
| Digging |
| Electrify |
| Fixes |
| Flightless birds |
| Foot: Lat |
| Four stars, say |
| Gertrude who swam the English Channel |
| Goes through a stage of babyhood |
| H.S. proficiency test |
| Hot spot in 'Hansel and Gretel' |
| Huck and Jim on the Mississippi, e.g |
| Italian beach resort |
| Jackie who played Uncle Fester |
| Leave blank |
| Like a freshly drawn draft |
| Lots |
| Lots of R.P.I. grads: Abbr |
| Malaria symptom |
| Mission ___, Calif |
| Modern beginning? |
| Münster 'Geez!' |
| Narrow inlet |
| Owner of Moviefone |
| Parenthetical remarks |
| Pertaining to bone |
| Place abuzz with activity? |
| Presenter of 'The Borgias,' in brief |
| Price for forgiveness, perhaps |
| Reactor safety agcy |
| Ribald humor |
| Shark eater |
| Some Swiss watches |
| Spenser's 'The ___ Queene' |
| Spring time |
| Staple of Mediterranean cooking |
| Subatomic particle with no electric charge |
| The 'American Moses' |
| Tiler's tool |
| Trite comment |
| Tuna-and-cheese sandwich |
| TV great who said 'I live to laugh, and I laugh to live' |
| Use (up) |
| View |
| Waived the wake-up call |
| Wasn't faithful |
| Whelp's yelp |
| Work that's been punningly called a 'lex icon': Abbr |
| Wrap (up) |
| You're not going anywhere if you're in this |
| ___ Américas |
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