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| New York Times crossword of June 2nd, 2004 other clues |
| 'Hey, over here!' |
| 'Not ___ bet!' |
| 'Star Trek' speed |
| 'Star Wars' gangster ___ the Hutt |
| 'Telephone Line' grp. |
| All competitor |
| Basilica center |
| Belt tightenings |
| Big name in polls |
| Bother persistently |
| Bubbling on the burner |
| Building block |
| Chihuahua chicken |
| Clueless |
| Cold cuts, e.g. |
| Composer Satie |
| Course listing |
| Deadly snake |
| Dessert wine |
| Directed skyward |
| Director Kazan |
| Draft dispenser |
| Early political race |
| Endangered bamboo eaters |
| Facedown |
| Factor in shipping costs |
| Fake |
| Family name at Indy |
| Fill till full |
| Finishes (up) |
| Flying toy |
| For two, in music |
| French fragrance |
| Go one better than |
| Hearty hello |
| Hill broadcaster |
| Hubbub |
| Job-seekers' reading |
| Leave dumbstruck |
| Love a lot |
| Love personified |
| Motorist's stop |
| Nabokov title heroine |
| Naval inits. |
| Nervous laugh |
| Nest builder in the eaves |
| Nightmarish street |
| Not much moolah |
| One with a six-yr. term |
| Part of 5-Down: Abbr. |
| Physique, so to speak |
| Pitcher's tour de force |
| Play one's part |
| Police dept. alerts |
| Program problems |
| Protection for the royal family |
| Pugilist's poke |
| Reddish-brown |
| Result of teasing? |
| Runway surface |
| Sign of a full house |
| Silly 70's fad |
| Sling mud at, say |
| Small rows |
| Spanish snacks |
| Sporty Chevy, briefly |
| Stephen of 'Still Crazy' |
| Table salt, to a chemist |
| Thunderous sound |
| Title of this puzzle, in reference to 17- and 39-Across and 11- and 26-Down |
| Tony-winning Hagen |
| Toots one's own horn |
| Tyrant |
| X and Y, on a graph |
| Yankees' div. |
| ___ Darya (Asian river) |
| ___ Dhabi |
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