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M O R E
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| New York Times crossword of June 22nd, 2008 other clues |
| 'Beetle Bailey' character |
| 'Comin' ___ the Rye' |
| 'Father ___ ,' hit 1990s British sitcom |
| 'Git!' |
| 'It's been real' |
| 'Stop it!' |
| 'Syriana' actress Amanda |
| 2, 4, 6, 8, etc. |
| A tremendous supply |
| A way to vote |
| Alternatives to RCs |
| Area around the mouth |
| Ball in a basket |
| BELL PEPPER ___ BRUSH FIRE |
| Best, in a way |
| Blisters, e.g. |
| Bordello patrons |
| Bore |
| Brass |
| BRUSH FIRE ___ SMART CAR |
| Buffalo's county |
| Bull or Buck, e.g. |
| Button next to a * |
| Calyx part |
| Cause someone's insomnia, maybe |
| Channel for interior decorators |
| CIRCUIT BOARD ___ ROOM SERVICE |
| Citadel trainee |
| City on the Rhone |
| Clothing lines |
| Code unit |
| Code unit |
| Composer Thomas |
| Corporate division |
| COUNTERTOP ___ POST OFFICE |
| Covert sound |
| Cut decoratively |
| D-Day mo. |
| Dialogue units |
| Drivel |
| Dweller along the Mekong |
| Eat noisily |
| Fabric border |
| Farm call |
| Farm tower |
| Fee for many a doctor's visit |
| Fictional captain |
| Final Four game |
| FOOD COURT ___ CIRCUIT BOARD |
| French word before deux or nous |
| Garçon's handout |
| Gift that might cut |
| Give insider info |
| Give up |
| Go out with |
| Great Lakes salmon |
| Gulf of Guinea capital |
| Hanoi holiday |
| Heaven on earth |
| Heavy hitter |
| Impassioned |
| In front of, in dialect |
| Iota |
| Irving Berlin's '___ My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen' |
| Is for a group? |
| Isn't idle |
| It's in front of a mizzen |
| IV ___ |
| Julia who starred in 'Sabrina,' 1995 |
| Key |
| Laughable |
| Leeway |
| Life's partner |
| LIGHT TOUCH ___ BELL PEPPER |
| Like galleys |
| Like Iran's Ahmadinejad |
| Like many dorms nowadays |
| Like some sacrifices |
| Long-armed Sumatrans |
| Make a choice |
| More conservative, as investments |
| Mugful |
| Music may come in it |
| Newly developed, as technology |
| Oaxaca gold |
| Once, old-style |
| Paris's ___ La Fayette |
| Pet animal of Salvador Dali |
| PIANO BAR ___ TRAILHEAD |
| Place for an opinion |
| Played the enchantress |
| Prince Albert, for one |
| Protect |
| Protection |
| Pullover shirts |
| Put on a pedestal |
| Read carefully |
| Recipe abbr. |
| Records |
| ROOM SERVICE ___ LIGHT TOUCH |
| Run ___ of |
| Satan is often seen with one |
| Send |
| Shaped, as wood |
| SMART CAR ___ PIANO BAR |
| Soap plant |
| Some camera lenses |
| Some dates have one |
| Some seconds |
| Something to pop |
| Songwriter Carole Bayer ___ |
| Split |
| Sponge |
| Stock market worker |
| Stove option |
| Sylvia Plath poem that begins 'I know the bottom, she says. I know it with my great tap root' |
| Tale of a trip to Ithaca |
| Teahouse treats |
| Tennessee teammate |
| Tennis lobs, e.g. |
| They were seen at Black Power meetings |
| Third Crusade siege site |
| Third-century year |
| Throw a fit |
| Tomorrow's opposite: Abbr. |
| Too: Fr. |
| Tote |
| Track take |
| TRAILHEAD ___ COUNTERTOP |
| Turkey's tallest peak |
| Vikki who sang 'It Must Be Him' |
| Was idle |
| Weightlifter's rep |
| Where houses traditionally have no walls |
| Work of prose or poetry |
| Write on a BlackBerry, maybe |
| Young newt |
| ___ Park |
| ___-midi (French time of day) |
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