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New York Times crossword of June 9th, 2005 other clues
Oil field?
Comparable in years
Components of 38-Across
Components of 38-Across
Cooler in the summer
Cooler in the summer
De ___
De ___
Fasten on
Fasten on
Flower holder
Flower holder
Forgo
Forgo
Garage job
Garage job
Goals of some candidates, for short
Goals of some candidates, for short
Have a bawl
Have a bawl
Hit on the head
Hit on the head
Home of the Peabody Museum of Natural History
Home of the Peabody Museum of Natural History
Keglers' places
Keglers' places
Kvetch
Kvetch
Lead ___ life
Lead ___ life
Little brother, maybe
Little brother, maybe
Make it
Make it
One of the original 13: Abbr.
Recorded events
Recorded events
Regressed
Regressed
River in Dante's 'Inferno'
River in Dante's 'Inferno'
Series of online posts
Series of online posts
Snowball thrower
Snowball thrower
Sow what?
Sow what?
Supports, in a way
Supports, in a way
Tabloid nickname
Tabloid nickname
Take
Take
Talked like Vito Corleone
They may be split
They may be split
Title beekeeper in a 1997 film
Title beekeeper in a 1997 film
Opposite of bellum
Travel
Travel
Types with fat recording contracts
Types with fat recording contracts
Use a shuttle
Use a shuttle
Wheel of a spur
Wheel of a spur
When many shops open
When many shops open
Plant with a chewable leaf
Plant with a chewable leaf
Paris's Arc de Triomphe de l'___
Olympic sport since 1964
Push hard
'___ Mio'
'Got it'
'Got it'
'It's about time!'
'It's about time!'
'___ Mio'
1930's V.P. John ___ Garner
1930's V.P. John ___ Garner
About
About
Acting legend Hagen
Acting legend Hagen
Actress/host Tyler
Actress/host Tyler
Aquaculturists' locales
Aquaculturists' locales
Arab leader: Var.
Arab leader: Var.
Arizona spring training site
Arizona spring training site
Astronaut's answer
Astronaut's answer
Ave. intersectors
Ave. intersectors
Band together
Band together
Blockhead
Blockhead
Blockheads
Blockheads
Butter up?
Butter up?
Christiania, now
Christiania, now
Chug follower
Chug follower
City near the cave of Elijah
City near the cave of Elijah
Clergy students
Clergy students
Codicil, e.g.
Codicil, e.g.
Collagen target
Collagen target
Comparable in years
Master with strings
North Sea tributary
Oil field?
Olympic sport since 1964
One of the original 13: Abbr.
Ones who are all broken up
Ones who are all broken up
Opposite of bellum
Optician's display
Optician's display
Paris's Arc de Triomphe de l'___
Paul Revere, for one
Paul Revere, for one
Pearl Buck heroine
Pearl Buck heroine
Peter, for one
Peter, for one
Piano exercise for beginners
Piano exercise for beginners
Possible title for this puzzle
Possible title for this puzzle
Pro
Pro
Push hard
When this happened
When this happened
Whiz
Whiz
___ above
___ above
___ chi
___ chi
___ lily
___ lily
Master with strings
North Sea tributary

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