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New York Times crossword of June 28th, 2001 other clues
'Cosmicomics' author Calvino
'Hasta ___!'
'Waterworld' actress Majorino
'We the Living' author
'We the Living' author
1952 Olympics venue
A few words in passing?
Acid neutralizer
Acid neutralizer
Announced
Annual song title starter
Biblical verb
Biblical verb
Boating locale
Central point
Central point
Clavicle connectors
Comedienne who made money abroad?
Countercurrent
Countercurrent
Country rocker Steve
Courtier in 'Hamlet'
Cukor film that made money abroad?
Den din
Den din
Encouragement for Escamillo
Flight fleet
Follow
Follow
Fortune sharers, perhaps
Friendly Islands
Gist
Gist
Give obligingly
Gulf of Aqaba port
Head sets?
Indian attire
Indian confederacy founder
Indian tongue
It can be poisonous
It may be hogged
Just out
Just out
Knockabout, e.g.
Letters for Old MacDonald
Microsoft product
Mimosa-family tree
Mitchell with a guitar
Moist
Moist
Much-misunderstood writing
N.E.A. member: Abbr.
Nicholas Gage novel
No exemplar of erudition
On a 42-Across
One with idyll musings?
P.O.W.'s place
Part of I.R.T.
Pick on
Qatar's capital
Qatar's capital
Rolling Stones hit that made money abroad?
Run through
Run through
S-shaped molding
S-shaped molding
Seven-time N.L. home run champ
So-o-o-o SoHo
Some horses
Spread on Lake Tahoe
State symbols of Indiana
Stoppard play that made money abroad?
Survey choice
Survey choice
Swedish imports
Swedish imports
Tennis great Gibson
Tennis great Gibson
Three-time Masters champ
Three-time Masters champ
Tilted position
Very small serving
Visibly happy
Warbler
Whence Sir Walter Scott's Fair Maid
Where bidders wait online
Written commentary
Zola novel

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