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Addition to the 33-Across crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of June 4th, 2011 other clues
'I'm ready for your questions'
'Seems possible'
'The fog has lifted'
Ancient Egyptians revered it
Bank security feature
City near Arnhem
Classic film featuring Captain America
Cry after being duped
Deer ___
Dish that often includes ale
Droids, e.g.
Duped
Explodes
Fictional Prince Edward Island community
First names
Flattering to a fault
Followed through on something
Forwent modesty
Foxes' neighbors, once
French singer/actor Rossi
Get through dull work
Go well (with)
He fell in love with a fire hydrant on 'Sesame Street'
Historic French region
Home of McConnell A.F.B.
Home to some notable cast-iron architecture in N.Y.C.
Imitate
In a day, say
Indication to leave something in
Indication to put something in
Info from some captains
Is part of the cast of
It may be spinning
It's lowered by 14-Down
___-conscious
'Dream on!'
'Für Elise' setting
Kind of hay
Kind of synthesis
Lead
Like a galley
Lush performance setting?
Maugham's prostitute
Nuisance
Ochoa who won the 2007 Women's British Open
Often-replaced part
One with a neck, mouth and lip, but no eyes
One with uma auréola
Opposite of duck
Pike lookalikes
Pulls up
Riot
Risky funding source
Rub ___
Scraps in the sticks
Shooting goal
Some incentives
Source of some extracts
Sticker of the past
Strong approval
Support for cold feet?
Target of a 1972 ban in the U.S.
Transkei native
Trouble
Utility bill datum
Van ___ (oil producer)
Walt Disney's record collection
Weaver of myth
Words to a doubter
___ Fresnos, Tex.
___ pardo (grizzly, in Granada)

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