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| New York Times crossword of June 3rd, 2007 other clues |
| Dish eaten with chopsticks |
| Disney subsidiary |
| Easter Island is a province of it |
| Eastern title |
| Enero, e.g. |
| Equine |
| Estrada of 'CHiPs' |
| Faux gold |
| Former name for Ben-Gurion Airport |
| Front of a manuscript leaf |
| George Bush or Dick Cheney, once |
| Gleans |
| Grad school grillings |
| Hungarian spa town |
| Illustrations: Abbr. |
| Initial stages |
| It has five pillars |
| It needs refining |
| Japanese porcelain |
| Just make out |
| Key of Beethoven's 'Für Elise' |
| Leaves rolling in the aisles |
| Legendary Gaelic poet |
| Leonardo da Vinci? |
| Like Mork of 'Mork & Mindy' |
| Like one end of a battery terminal |
| Make like new |
| Mix up |
| N, E, S and W |
| Nutritionist Davis |
| Nutty |
| Ontario or Supérieur |
| Others, to Pedro |
| Overlapping fugue motifs |
| Start of a counting-out rhyme |
| Starts in on |
| Stirrup sites |
| Stranded by winter weather, perhaps |
| Tchaikovsky's middle name |
| Tempt |
| The Monkees' '___ Believer' |
| Three strikes and you're out, e.g. |
| Tiger Woods? |
| Title girl in a 1962 Roy Orbison hit |
| Tony-winning actress Verdon |
| Tout's offering |
| TV dinner holder |
| Ursine : bear :: lutrine : ___ |
| Vehicle on 30-Across |
| Viking landing site |
| Wastes |
| Web address lead-in |
| Welsh cheese dish |
| Where hens sit |
| Wrong |
| Zeus' domain, in myth |
| ___ Quinn, formerly of 'S.N.L.' |
| ___ the dinosaur (extinction) |
| ___ voce (quietly) |
| 'Lord Jim' star, 1965 |
| 'Chances ___' |
| 'Dr. Strangelove,' e.g. |
| 'Idomeneo,' e.g. |
| 'Leave it to Beaver' catchphrase |
| 'Like ___ not ...' |
| 'My dear lady' |
| 'No prob!' |
| 'This means business' look |
| 'This won't hurt ___' |
| 'We the Living' author Rand |
| '___ would seem' |
| 1983 Woody Allen mockumentary |
| Agnostic |
| Annie Oakley? |
| Army outfit |
| Assimilate |
| Author/journalist Fallaci |
| Awful |
| Babe Ruth? |
| Backing |
| Bedtime for junior, maybe |
| Benjamin Franklin? |
| Bewitched |
| Bill Gates? |
| Billboard chart category |
| Bowed, to a violist |
| Breath fresheners |
| Cartoon mermaid |
| Charles Schwab? |
| Chops |
| Classic flivver |
| Common muscle protein |
| Construction company |
| Contemptuous expression |
| Continental boundary |
| Country singer West |
| Court encouragement |
| Cows |
| Cruncher of nos. |
| Cutting humor |
| Cutty ___ (clipper ship) |
| Panoramic |
| Parsnip, e.g. |
| Part of N.A.A.C.P.: Abbr. |
| Pendulum's path |
| Pet plant |
| Pioneer org. |
| Place that's all abuzz |
| Pokémon and the Beatles, once |
| Quarterback Rodney |
| Radio letter between Nan and Peter |
| Rectify |
| Rigel's constellation |
| Root beer feature |
| Saffron's mom on 'Ab Fab' |
| San ___, Argentina |
| Sarcastic comment of sympathy |
| SAT section |
| Second: Abbr. |
| See 27-Across |
| See or call |
| Seed cover |
| Sees about |
| Sermon site |
| Service group |
| Set after melting |
| Shakespearean compilation |
| Sigmund Freud? |
| Silent auction site |
| Skater's leap |
| Skater's leap |
| Some trigonometric ratios |
| Something to bid |
| Sordid |
| Southwest chips-and-chili snacks |
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