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[U.S.S.R.] crossword clue
H A M M E R A N D S I C K L E
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| New York Times crossword of June 11th, 2014 other clues |
| 'For sure, dude!' |
| '60s atty. gen. whose brother served as president |
| 'Is this the spot?' |
| 'Not another word!' |
| 'Remove,' to a typesetter |
| 'Wait just ___!' |
| 'You're dethpicable' toon |
| '___ of God,' 1985 film |
| + or - particle |
| 1982's 'Ebony and Ivory,' e.g |
| 1992 Winter Olympics backdrop |
| All-natural |
| Athena's counterpart |
| Big foot spec |
| Brightly colored rock |
| C. S. Lewis's birthplace |
| Chop up |
| Club |
| Cook's canful |
| Crumpets go-with |
| Developer of the U.S.'s first TV test pattern |
| Diet food phrase |
| English pop singer Goulding |
| Fortune 100 company based in Seattle |
| Founded |
| Gaggle : geese :: exaltation : ___ |
| Get |
| Gets in the vicinity of |
| Go a few rounds |
| Hot chili designation |
| Intl. association since 1960 |
| Jerry Scott/Jim Borgman teen comic strip |
| June 14, e.g |
| Lighted tree, maybe |
| Like many a beanie |
| Memorial Day weekend event |
| Not engaging |
| Not pass |
| Office printing giant |
| One sharing a bunk bed, maybe |
| Oscar-winning Ben Affleck film |
| Overnight, maybe |
| Part of a round |
| Part of a science credit |
| Part of a string quartet |
| Party with a piñata, say |
| Pen, e.g |
| Pipe shape |
| Place of learning in France |
| Place to play cards |
| Place to play cards |
| Place with robes |
| Protein-building acid |
| Put off |
| Salsa, e.g |
| Sing with dulcet tones |
| Some protesters in China |
| Something to play |
| Source of soft feathers |
| Spoiled |
| Start of a website manager's email address, maybe |
| Take with force |
| Tlaloc, to the Aztecs |
| Toon's place |
| Very long period |
| Where odalisques once worked |
| Wildcatter's investment |
| Word after '&' in some store names |
| Yacht club locale |
| Zilch |
| Zilch |
| [Canada] |
| [Japan] |
| [U.S.A.] |
| ___ holiday |
| ___ White (Clue character) |
| ___-American |
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