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New York Times crossword of June 9th, 2002 other clues
Salt
Score in tennis
Setting for a 1944 Hersey novel
Skip
Some court practice
Some specials
Some wingdings
Sports column
Starve
Stun
Subject of the biopic 'Sweet Dreams'
Suggest
Suppress
Tangles up
Team names
Tease
Texas ___ M
They may be picked
Track person
Union member
Unreactive
Venice-to-Naples dir.
Voyageurs Natl. Park locale
Whatever
Word
Year in Edward the Confessor's reign
___.com (e-mail address for a 1989 movie comedy)
___.com (e-mail address for a highway department)
___.com (e-mail address for a lawyer)
___.com (e-mail address for a lottery)
___.com (e-mail address for a romantic)
___.com (e-mail address for an active senior)
___.com (e-mail address for an old poetry reader)
'Enough' star, 2002
'If I Were ___ Man'
'Rawhide' role
'The Bald Soprano' playwright
'The Hymn of Jesus' composer
'Well, ___ darn!'
101, in course names
60's style
Actor Young of TV's 'Mister Ed'
Adversaries
Antenna holder
Asia's Trans ___ mountains
Assessors of m.p.g.
Bad look
Bakery treat
Bounty
Boxer's asset
Brought on board, somehow
Bygone religious group
Can you dig it?
Carbon-14, e.g.
Castigates, with 'out'
Chuck
Class ender
Clears
Closest
Comment at a breakup
Destroy
Dilapidation
Dispenser candy
Doesn't just snicker
Dying words
Euphoric, after 'on'
'Careful!'
'Casablanca' role
Metal shop activity
Meyers of 'Kate & Allie'
Miguel's Mrs.
Montana, once
Mosque V.I.P.
Most uncouth
Most-used edition: Abbr.
Nevertheless
Old scoundrel
Old White House inits.
One in a hood
One of the Reagans
Originally
Pants part
Paper pusher
Patriotic periods, traditionally
Pay arrangement
Peace Corps cousin
People with principles
Pizza topping
Plant grown in field ponds
Poly- follower
Polygamist's pride
Pond insect
Preamble follower
Prefix with science
Puffs
Put away
Rake
Research facility: Abbr.
Researcher's desire
Resistant
Responded sheepishly
Reviewer's unit
Ring-tailed animal
___.com (e-mail address for classic sitcoms)
___.com (e-mail address for the Coast Guard)
___.com (e-mail address for updates)
Expectantly
Fell for a trick
FleetCenter player, for short
Flipped
Frequent speech starter
Fund-raising targets
Gangster's weapon
George who won a 1986 Pulitzer for music
Good books, briefly
Good earth
Grades
Greet the judge
Half an exchange
High expectation for Eliza?
High school subj.
Hungry bear filler?
Inits. in comedy
Is on ice
It may be thrown in the ring
It may be thrust
Italian cone maker
Japanese dog
Key
Keys
Kind of support
Kitchen gadget
Latin words of clarification
Législature votes
Lover in 'The Flying Dutchman'
Lustrous black
Madras music
Make, as a putt
Memorial sight

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