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Wall Street Journal crossword of June 1st, 2016 other clues
AC/DC specialty
'Deadpool' star Reynolds
'Hair' director Forman
'Please Don't Eat the Daisies' author
4,840 square yards
A very long time
Arizona city famed for its red sandstone formations
Base clearer
Be bold
Beethoven creation
Bourbon cousin
Bring up
Choreographer de Mille
Christmas, in Cannes
Concern for boxers and dancers
Critically important
Daisy family flowers
Dawn goddess
Deceived
Dijon denial
Does a mailroom chore
Explorer of kids' television
Extra hands in some card games
Feels for a light switch
First game of a series
Focused on a task
Game with 'Skip' cards
Gloomy
Goya's 'The Naked ___'
Harry and William attended it
Heaps
Hearty bowlful
Import from Sweden
iPhone color choice
Is very similar to
Knot or link
Least likely to offend
Lennon's love
Limit-scorning driver
Liverpool lockup
Lofty lines
Lusty desire, with 'the'
Menu pick
Michael Corleone's wife
One of Switzerland's Forest Cantons
Paid attention
Part of LAPD
Paternity prover
Portfolio item
Prefix with practice or function
Previously known as
Pub pints
Ray of 'Pat and Mike'
Really psyched
Scoreboard abbr
Select number
Server record
Shaggy ox
Shrub with yellow, white or pink flowers
Sign next to free samples
Skater's turning jump
Sonic the Hedgehog's creator
Sounded sheepish
Spot for a tot
Supermarket section with many cans
Sweat
Symbol of Athena
Talk over the Internet
Tell tale item
Tony or Edgar
Tool for New York's Bravest
Tousles
Twisting motion
Up on the latest trends
Washerful
Witness's words
Young ruffians

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