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| New York Times crossword of June 30th, 2012 other clues |
| 'Aloha nui ___' |
| 'CrazySexyCool' R&B trio |
| 'Heck, yeah!' |
| 'Licence to Kill' Bond girl Talisa |
| 'Spec of Dust' singer, 1982 |
| 'The Bonnie Blue Flag' org |
| 'The Toilet' playwright Jones |
| '___ can do it ...' |
| 911 letters |
| Airs |
| Ammunition |
| Antioxidant berry |
| Aquatic dragonfly larva |
| Barista's container |
| Baseball lineups, e.g |
| Bird |
| Bit the dust |
| Buck in Cooperstown |
| Bunch of, casually |
| Carefree syllable |
| Classical mechanics concept introduced by Euler |
| Computer peripheral? |
| Cousin of a kinkajou |
| Dairy product container |
| Deal opposed by Perot |
| Donovan of 'Clueless' |
| Early millennium year |
| Eight-time Best Opera Recording Grammy winner |
| Entree whose 'bowl' is often consumed |
| Frosty |
| Fuzz and Flap, in the comics: Abbr |
| German granny |
| Hammer or Spade types |
| Hawaiian island dolls' superiors, in song |
| He played Virgil Earp in 'Tombstone,' 1993 |
| Holdup? |
| Johann ___ Koss, speed skater with four Olympic golds |
| Jumping ability, in hoops lingo |
| Jungle growth |
| Less |
| Let up |
| Like some copyright infringers |
| Lucas Oil Stadium replaced it |
| Many a stress reliever |
| Material for some soapmakers |
| Michael Keaton title role |
| More like space |
| Not subject someone to a blow-by-blow |
| One on le trône |
| One whose head may be stuck in a bucket |
| Ottoman commanders |
| Part of N.B |
| Passes (out) |
| Plays accompanied by hayashi |
| Really moved |
| Remote fillers, maybe |
| Some longhairs |
| Strong pelvic joint |
| Sugar substitute? |
| Terminus of a 19th-century 'Trail' |
| Three dues? |
| Trivial amount |
| Very unfriendly way to respond |
| What a roughneck works on |
| What a water softener removes |
| What every honest competitor deserves |
| What you don't have to do on casual Friday |
| XXX |
| ___ quel (as is, in Arles) |
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