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| New York Times crossword of June 11th, 2020 other clues |
| See 59-Across |
| Shade of blue |
| Martin Luther King Jr. had one |
| Fill for a schooner |
| Actor who was People magazine's 1992 Sexiest Man Alive |
| Cabinet department |
| ___ Arbor |
| Pastime for Napoleon and Benjamin Franklin |
| Tore |
| Soft component of fleece? |
| Blunders |
| First woman to receive her own New York City ticker-tape parade (1926) |
| Native Arizonan |
| Moon or Mercury |
| N.Y.S.E. debut |
| Understand |
| Spoof |
| Conscious |
| Secret spillers |
| Lineup at a truck stop |
| There was much of it in Shakespeare |
| Conscious |
| Thai dip |
| Head of Harpo Productions |
| Squeeze (out) |
| German "the" |
| Something cut by a lapidary |
| Duncan ___ |
| Stunned, in a way |
| Some clouds |
| Old film dog |
| Western city known as "Family City U.S.A." |
| Bone cavities |
| Casey of "American Top 40" |
| Bit of bucolic verse |
| Appear that way |
| Country house |
| Many eyes are upon it, informally |
| With 22-Across, mid-20th-century giant in 59-/62-Across |
| Small songbird |
| 1960s TV character who often said "Surprise, surprise, surprise!" |
| Cry of disgust |
| ___ Jima |
| First automaker to offer seatbelts as an option (1949) |
| Port in southern Italy |
| Coin collector's interest |
| See 20-Across |
| Beans and rice |
| Like some glasses |
| Alphabet trio |
| Relative of a raccoon |
| Ford contemporary |
| Direction in España |
| Line on an auto shop invoice |
| Bag, in commercialese |
| One spared by God in a Bible story |
| Secret knowledge |
| Who wrote, in a classic children's book, "It is hard to be brave ... when you're only a Very Small Animal" |
| Counted toward the totality of |
| Something that might be stolen while a crowd watches? |
| Turns (off) |
| Supply for General Mills |
| Things exchanged between brides and grooms |
| Garner |
| Hit for 20-/22-Across (1969 or 1977) |
| G.O.P. grp. |
| About half of a regular soccer field |
| Cry of awe |
| William and Mary, e.g. |
| Disposed of, in a way |
| Flag |
| Coffers |
| "Haughty Juno's unrelenting ___": Aeneid |
| Old TV knob abbr. |
| On |
| Adjusts one's sight |
| With 62-Across, see 20-Across |
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