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New York Times crossword of June 4th, 1998 other clues
Deli spread
Dilute
Discounted
Do 'T'aint What You Do,' maybe
Down the ___ (ruined)
Fancy foot work?
Feeling
Figure skater Thomas
Flair
Fontanne's dramatic partner
Forced (apart)
Game plan
Gleeful cry after a coin flip
Hold
Humdinger
Indulges in histrionics
Is gullible
Kind of dye
Laura's lover in 'La Giocanda'
Letters to answer?
Like some cycles
Linguist Chomsky
Measly amount
Model's beat
Most pathetic
Old Spanish kingdom
Old Teutonic war god
One making overnight deliveries
One of Broadway's Shuberts
One with creditors
One-named rock singer
Ooze
Other
Pale yellow
Part of I.R.A.: Abbr.
Prevent, legally
Rani's wear
Refrains from an indiscreet remark
Relinquish
Repeat oneself, in a way
Skipjacks and bluefins
Snookered
So-called 'Valley Isle'
Source of much West Coast trade
Top-rated TV show of 1989-90
Troubadours' dawn serenades
Vacation time in Buenos Aires
Vice follow-up
When to gather for crumpets
Words on a family shield
Words said with a sigh
Zola's streetwalker
___ National Park, Utah
'Ad ___ per Aspera' (Kansas maxim)
'Generations of healthy, happy pets' brand
'Nah!'
'Ugh!'
'Rabbit food'
'___ better believe it!'
Abruzzi bell town
Actress Swenson
Advance oneself
Bank job
Biblical measure
Bound
Bygone U.S. gas brand
China's ___ Yutang
Clappers
Clip-fed submachine gun
Cockeyed
Considered
Covers with crumbs
Defended

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