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New York Times crossword of June 26th, 2010 other clues
'Climb Ev'ry Mountain' singer in 'The Sound of Music'
'Seriously?'
'___ said ...'
1960s-'70s Citroën
1984 hit with the lyric 'Have a banana, have a whole bunch'
9-mm. weapon
A hook might give it a hook
Allay
Alternative to premium
Anhydrous
Artery binder
Baltimore neighborhood that includes Marble Hill
Bar mitzvah, e.g.
Beat
Big name in college guides
Brainstorm outburst
Break
Chain-sporting star
Colliery access
Columbia Pictures co-founder
Composition of some plasmas
Court cover-up?
Cousins of fjords
Crude container
Dinar spender
Does semi-related work?
Doesn't go swimmingly?
Egg head?
Elvis Presley was one: Abbr.
Enclosed
Engagement party?
Envelope-pushing
Face reddener
Folks may cry after it's shot
Gary who invented the Pet Rock
Grapevine cultivator?
Green attachment?
Grp. concerned with precedents
Heathrow takeoff sound?
Hollow replies
It goes by quickly
Jewel holder
Job ad abbr.
Knock (about)
Loop setting, briefly
Many a dinar spender
Members of the carrot family
Neurotic toon
On a deck beneath
Pennsylvania's ___ Mountain (skiing area)
Phoenix construction
Pistachio or almond
Placement aid
Prefix with -valent
Procrastinator's reply
Rails at
Rat smeller's words
Roll
Semana segment
St. Philip of Rome
Take over
They're not positive
Trading center during the Klondike gold rush
Unit in an erg's definition
Warning to a pest
Way to look back?
What may start climactically?
Winter sports arenas
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