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| New York Times crossword of June 7th, 2007 other clues |
| Barnard grad, e.g. |
| Between shores, maybe |
| Brit's oath |
| Cap'n's underling |
| Cleric's attire |
| Con games |
| Crude containers: Abbr. |
| D.M.V. document |
| Deputy: Abbr. |
| Double dessert |
| Eastern priests |
| Ends |
| Enemy of la Révolution française |
| Even if, briefly |
| Except |
| Experiment's yield |
| Eyelid annoyance |
| Factor in a wine review |
| Field part |
| Fiery |
| Firm member: Abbr. |
| French filmmaker Clair |
| Frontier sharpshooter |
| Get together without fanfare? |
| Goddess whose bird was a peacock |
| Got a load of |
| Harry's pal at Hogwarts |
| Help provider |
| Hobbled |
| Hosted at one's penthouse, say |
| Hubbub |
| Hunky-dory |
| Job at a lineup |
| Jobs creation |
| Level |
| Long green |
| Long line in Rome |
| Look |
| Ltr. routing aid |
| Not giving the police any more information |
| Often |
| One way to serve ham |
| Out of kilter |
| Overflow site |
| Plot again |
| Prelude to a revolution |
| Program guide abbr. |
| River of Flanders |
| Rushing group |
| Sch. named for a televangelist |
| Scheherazade's locale |
| Seek |
| Showing one's age, in a way |
| Some crime deterrents |
| Something that's spun |
| Soul singer Baker |
| Southwestern trees |
| Suffix meaning 'land' in some country names |
| Swank |
| Toots in a restaurant |
| Total chaos |
| Tree-lined promenade |
| Water-to-wine town |
| Winston Churchill, e.g. |
| 'Tell Mama' singer James |
| 'Ah, for the good old days,' e.g. |
| 'Beats me' |
| 'Hmm, I didn't know that!' |
| 'It's not my fault!' |
| 'Julius' in Gaius Julius Caesar |
| 'The Court Jester' star, 1956 |
| 'WKRP' actress Anderson |
| 1961 Del Shannon lyric (and title of this puzzle) |
| A book title may be in it: Abbr. |
| Alarm heeder |
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