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| Wall Street Journal crossword of June 12th, 2015 other clues |
| 'All the President's Men' director |
| 'Boola Boola' singers |
| 'Both of you are to blame' |
| 'Couldn't manage to pull it out' |
| 'Gimme!' |
| 'Houston, we've had a problem' mission |
| 'I'm all ears!' |
| 'Music! Music! Music!' singer Brewer |
| 'Scram!' in early 1900s slang |
| 'Shoulda listened to me!' |
| 'The Age of Anxiety' poet |
| 'The Sound of Music' family name |
| '___ Dark Stranger' (Deborah Kerr film) |
| 1964 thriller with a Rod Serling screenplay |
| 1980 Steely Dan song |
| Accustom |
| All gone |
| Ancient Jewish sect |
| Anthem contraction |
| Anticipate |
| At the bottom of a hotel critic's list |
| At ___ time (prearranged) |
| Bacchanalia participant |
| Bad for picnicking |
| Bad mark |
| Bankruptcy protection |
| Bizarre |
| Brouhahas |
| Bud |
| Car starter? |
| Casino demand |
| Cathedral city in Cambridgeshire |
| Chew the scenery |
| Chi daily |
| Chichen ___ (Mayan ruins) |
| Colleague of Samuel and Sonia |
| Comparable to a beet? |
| Cpl. or sgt |
| CPR whiz |
| Deity in Deutschland |
| Diner on 107-Across |
| Douglas's 'Wall Street' role |
| Drama critic Kenneth |
| Easy basket |
| Exclamation from Robert Burns |
| Fan, perhaps |
| Flammable moss |
| Former JFK lander |
| Funny fellow |
| Get the lead out |
| Grafton's '___ for Malice' |
| Grand Canyon inspiration |
| Growing businesses |
| Helpless? |
| Holds in a match |
| Home of 70-Down |
| Horned Frogs' sch |
| Inception |
| Incite |
| Informal okays |
| It might be tough to get out of |
| James with the nickname Miss Peaches |
| Janis who sang 98-Across |
| Julius, in Gaius Julius Caesar |
| Knuckleball pitcher Phil |
| Lashes |
| Lift up |
| Lightweight boxer |
| Like chorizos and kimchi |
| Like the warblings in Tennyson's 'Sir Launcelot and Queen Guinevere' |
| Mahler's 'Das Lied von der ___' |
| Make safe from data thieves |
| Makes even smoother |
| Marked |
| May 8, 1945 |
| Merger exchange? |
| Minuscule amount |
| Moose Point State Park setting |
| Nasty folks |
| Not out |
| Old English letters |
| One might shoot a nanny |
| One who worships Jah |
| Organic acid type |
| Outfit |
| Palomar sci |
| Paris-based fashion house |
| Partridge Family matriarch |
| Phone feature |
| Pique condition |
| Pluck, in a way |
| Plus-size supermodel |
| Polluter-policing org |
| Postgame segment |
| Prepare to eat, perhaps |
| Quaint emporium |
| Raconteur's offering |
| Rapier part |
| Religious recess |
| Remini of 'The King of Queens' |
| Robert of 'The Sopranos' |
| Rubber's reward |
| Sacher torte ingredient |
| School event |
| School subj |
| Scoped out |
| See 24-Down |
| See 45-Down |
| Settle for the night |
| Skipping dessert, maybe |
| Slight |
| Smelly smoke |
| Some stock |
| Song performed on the first episode of 'Saturday Night Live' |
| Source of some street clatter |
| Spacewalks, in NASA lingo |
| Spoil, perhaps |
| Staff notes |
| Standing on |
| Sullen sort |
| Sushi selection |
| Take with force |
| Take with force |
| Taxi posting |
| Territory formerly known as Somers Islands |
| Tiny fraction of a min |
| Title role for Charlton Heston |
| Tokyo, before 1868 |
| Tom in the Senate |
| Uses a swizzle stick |
| Virus variety |
| Waterloo weapon |
| Wine quality |
| With 41-Down, making progress |
| Writers Shreve and Brookner |
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