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Wall Street Journal crossword of June 14th, 2017 other clues
Big dos
'Didn't I warn you?'
'Rumor has it...'
'Truth in Engineering' advertiser
1991 film nominated for a Best Picture Oscar
Animal who's appeared on 10 TV Guide covers
Blue Cross rival
Chest part
Choreography concern
Company founded by John D. Rockefeller
Conceal from pursuers
Country club swinger?
Dabbler in the arts
Darling of the 1980s Mets
Decrease
Did more than pass
Division preposition
Downfall
Eligible to serve
Exclamation of insight
Fame
Find a partner
Frame for panes
Game in which twos lose
Go on to say
Gouda alternative
Grape that comes in blanc and noir varieties
Head over heels
Highest pt. in Oregon
His jersey was raised to the Boston Garden rafters in 1979
Homer's neighbor
Illegal sweeteners
Item in many Degas paintings
Items to crunch: Abbr
Japanese show of respect
Lacking good cell coverage, perhaps
Legal sweetener
Like Baroque architecture
Like capital gains
Long in the tooth
Lowlife
Make a decision
Male delivery
Market pessimists
Nettle
On parole
Oscar-winning song from 'Pocahontas'
Parks' partner, for short
Paving slab
Play along with
Polar explorer Shackleton
Position in an orchestra
Project
Pub mates
Quinn of 'Elementary'
Ragweed reaction
Raptor feature
Returns expert, for short
Revival setting
Richard Parker in 'Life of Pi,' e.g
Rudimentary principles
See 10-Across
Signs
Skip a ceremony
Sounds of shock
Store that uses a star for its apostrophe
Tree with catkins
Vent
West Point freshman
Wheeling's river
When everything goes perfectly
Wine list section
Wing
With 10-Down, mother of North and Saint West
World Series precursor

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