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New York Times crossword of June 6th, 2010 other clues
'... so long ___ both shall live?'
'... ___ quit!'
'Carrie' star
'Is ___ joke?'
'Law & Order: ___'
'Our Town' family
'You are mistaken!'
'___ would seem'
1976 album 'Olé ___'
2005 'Survivor' setting
2006 Nintendo debut
A parking garage may have special pricing for it
Abbr. on some license plates
Actress Christina
Ambulance letters
Ash holder
Assertion [in extra-dark type]
Audacious
Bedamn
Bergman's role in 'Casablanca'
Bikini blasts
Birthday cake toppers [in standard serif type]
Bit of excitement
Biting
Blow one's stack
Board as a group
Bro
Bygone name in hair removal
Chest part
Chris ___, player of Mr. Big on 'Sex and the City'
Christmas hanging
Classical attire
Columnist Bombeck
Come out with
Comedy specialty
Comfort ___
Company with a 'beep-beep' in its ads
Copenhagen, e.g.
Country that's just 8 square miles in area
Couple-swapping [with a line through it]
Cries of a toe-stubber
Critical comments
Deleterious precipitation
Desiderata
Dude ranch nickname
Edge
Endorse
Exam for a Wharton applicant: Abbr.
Excuse maker, maybe
Field call
Figure on an electric bill
For one
French suffix
Garnierite, for nickel
Gives, as homework
Goya's field
Grown-___
Have a goal
Have ___ to grind
Himalayan legend
How haunted houses creak
Is indisposed
Is sick with
Island instruments, for short
It may be snowy
It's good for 'absolutely nothing' according to a 1970 hit
It's on top of piles
JAIL OR FINE
Japanese comics style
Jedi foes, in 'Star Wars'
Kitt who sang 'Santa Baby'
Language from which 'loot' comes
Leadership org. opposed to the G.O.P.
Lee who got a kick out of acting?
Like Joan of Arc
Ltr. accompaniers
Mercury and Saturn
Mexico's largest lake
More like a slug
Mr. ___ of advertising
Neither here nor there?
No. after a no.
Not smooth-talk?
Not superficial
Noxious atmosphere
One clapping at a circus?
Party bowlfuls
PC insert
Pepper and Friday: Abbr.
Perspectives [in italics]
Pool surface
Prefix in hematology
Prepared, as some tuna
Prestigious West Coast school, for short
Printemps month
Pro Football Hall-of-Famer Michael
Putting in a carton [repeated underneath in gray]
Race that takes a northern trail in even years and a southern trail in odd years
Reclined
Rembrandt van ___
Responses of contempt
Results of some rushes, for short
Salivation cause
Satan, with 'the'
See above
Separating machine
Shine, in ads
Slicker, in a way
Smooths, in a way
Snicker part
Snoop, e.g.
Some riding mowers
Sound city
Sounds of hesitation
Sponsorship: Var.
Staff connections
Stashes
State of ill humor
Sweaters' place
Tarzan's simian sidekick
Team whose logo features a bat in a hat
The Beatles' '___ Mine'
Trail
Turkish money
Turn 90 degrees, say
U.S. tennis player Oudin
Untruths [in medieval-looking type]
Warren : rabbits :: couch : ___
What a penguin doesn't really wear
When tripled, a 'Seinfeld' catchphrase
Wing: Prefix
Wordsmith [in cursive]
Year Attila the Hun was born
Youth grp.
Zig or zag
___ culpa
___ spell
___ spell
___'acte

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