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| New York Times crossword of June 7th, 2012 other clues |
| 'Going ___ ...' |
| 'It's ___!' |
| 'That's ___ hadn't heard' |
| '___ want to talk about it' |
| 5-Down and others |
| Add liberally to |
| Adobes and abodes |
| Ascap part: Abbr |
| Authors |
| Automaker Ferrari |
| Ban on strip mining, e.g |
| Be behind |
| Bobcat or Cougar, for short |
| Brewer Coors |
| Brief start |
| Bygone record label |
| Cap |
| Checkout line complaint |
| Chem. assay |
| Chess piece: Abbr |
| China problem |
| Class that's soon to leave: Abbr |
| Da's opposite |
| Disappear |
| Engine part: Abbr |
| Fordham athletes |
| How some argue |
| Informal turndowns |
| Investigator of many accidents, for short |
| It flows in un río |
| It's good for your health |
| Its for more than one |
| Kind of piece in a jigsaw puzzle |
| Lay claim to |
| Literary monogram |
| Major |
| Melodramatic sound |
| Mr. Mojo ___ (anagrammatic nickname for Jim Morrison) |
| Northern extremes? |
| Not paid for, as factory work |
| One to build on |
| One who's split |
| Ones giving cash for quarters |
| Ones hoofing it |
| Pal |
| Part of an extended family |
| Part of un jour |
| Plot feature |
| Property claim |
| Push to the right, say |
| QB calls |
| Relaxes |
| Rocker Stefani |
| Sarcasm clarifier |
| See 13-Across |
| See 13-Across |
| Some charitable sporting events |
| Some Rijksmuseum holdings |
| Sorghum variety |
| Stars and others |
| Stars, e.g |
| Studier of distant emissions |
| Suffix with opal |
| Take out |
| Temporarily out, say |
| Touchdown stat |
| Twins sharing a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame |
| Vision: Prefix |
| Western and foreign, to moviegoers |
| With 14- and 64-Across, familiar rule not always followed |
| ___ Tales, magazine where many H. P. Lovecraft stories first appeared |
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